#Tesla_Cybertruck_specifications

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Self-healing coating will be applied to the Cybertruck for $6,500 During the official premiere , Tesla showed the Cybertruck armored pickup truck exclusively in one color - the color of the stainless steel from which the exterior body panels are made. But this does not mean at all that the color will be exclusively “metallic”. [caption id="attachment_85403" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Tesla Cybertruck[/caption] It turns out that the Cybertruck can be either black or white. The option costs $6,500, but the most interesting thing is that this cost is not charged for paint at all, but for... film! That is, the Cybertruck will not be painted in any case, it will simply be wrapped in film. But this is not a simple film, but a self-healing one based on urethane. Tesla claims it is scratch-resistant and more environmentally friendly than regular vinyl. Tesla Cybertruck can be black or white. [caption id="attachment_85404" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Tesla Cybertruck[/caption] Interestingly, you can keep the metallic look of the Cybertruck, but still wrap the car in film. For this, an option called premium satin clear film is offered, and an additional payment for it is $5,000. It must be said that the protective film itself is not something new for Tesla. The company offers it for both Model 3 and Model Y, and the price is even higher - $7,500. It is unknown whether black or white Cybertruck will be available in Russia, but prices for regular “metal” versions for Russia have already been announced .

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"Cyberpickup" is not afraid of 9 mm bullets A video of a Tesla Cybertruck pickup being tested for resistance... to bullets has appeared on the Internet. Even at the dawn of the creation of the car, Elon Musk promised that the pickup would be armored, now it’s time to answer for your words. [caption id="attachment_85344" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Tesla Cybertruck[/caption] This official video was shown in the United States during the premiere of the production Cybertruck a couple of days ago. It turned out that the car was tested with three automatic weapons: a Thompson submachine gun, a Glock 9 mm caliber pistol, and an MP5-SD submachine gun of the same 9 mm caliber. Tesla Cybertruck was shot with a Glock pistol and an MP5-SD submachine gun. Video https://youtu.be/aMFZnPERGQ8 As you can see, none of the bullets penetrated the outer door panel of the pickup truck, although it did leave some significant dents. Apparently, the car is really not afraid of shots from a 9-mm automatic weapon, but if the caliber is larger, then most likely the Cybertruck will not be able to withstand it. But in any case, this is an unprecedented level of protection for a production car. The Tesla Cybertruck's exterior panels are made from ultra-hard cold-rolled stainless steel. While a typical car's door panels are 0.7-1mm thick, the Cybertruck's door panel is 3mm thick. Stainless steel is also more resistant to tearing than regular steel doors, which is why in the video the bullet is stretching the steel rather than tearing it.