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Here's How The Tesla Cybertruck's Rear Bumper Holds Up In A Crash

You know the Tesla Cybertruck’s body is tough when it can withstand a shot from a pistol. Its body panels are made out of a special cold-rolled stainless steel alloy that makes it withstand a lot of damage, including collisions with other vehicles.

Even a head-on collision with a normal car won’t create any dents in the body panels. The plastic bumpers may show scuffs or even cracks, depending on the severity of the impact, but the body will keep its shape. This is because the Cybertruck has been designed to not flex at all in a crash—it’s the closest thing to driving an armored vehicle without it actually having armor.

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