Let’s build a tactical Tesla Cybertruck for the modern battlefield. We consulted with vehicle armorers, military specialists, and automotive designers to help imagine a combat Cybertruck, fit for the post-apocalyptic wasteland.
Ever since the release of the highly controversial fully electric Tesla Cybertruck, the public was captivated by the vehicles virtually indestructible exoskeleton, made out of Ultra-Hard 30X Cold-Rolled stainless-steel, the same material used by SpaceX.
With plaid mode activated, the premium tri-motor Cybertruck will have an estimated output of 800 horsepower and 1000 pound-feet of torque, plenty of power to propel the hefty metal box to 60 MPH in 2.9 seconds, and tow up to 14,000 pounds.
Could you really turn the powerful electric pickup into a serviceable light tactical vehicle? The Cybertruck interior needs some upgrades, but it won't be a Cybertruck fail.
The Tesla truck is certainly not designed for police or military use, but the concept is definitely intriguing. You don't want to get chased by Donut Operator.
The Cybertruck's stout build and powerful electric powertrain provide a good base for a high mobility uparmored vehicle, and the truck’s low thermal signature and quiet electric motor make it well suited for reconnaissance operations.
The Cybertruck comes with armor glass that is claimed to be bulletproof. The Tesla Cybertruck window broke in a famous incident. Tesla founder Elon Musk famously said the Cybertruck looks like an armored personnel carrier from the future, and “You want a truck that’s really tough, not fake tough."
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0:00 Cybertruck
0:58 Military Cybertruck Concept
1:57 Armored Car Expert
2:58 Armor
4:37 Remote Weapon Station
5:36 Reconnaissance Drone
7:00 Counter Sniper System
7:21 Counter Drone System
7:43 Armored Car Expert Ideas
9:28 Bioweapon Defense
10:06 Electric Military Vehicles
12:21 Solar
12:53 Charging
13:32 Law Enforcement
14:19 Autopilot
15:29 Conclusion