The scrutiny intensified after crash test videos were released during the official livestream of the Cybertruck’s unveiling. The limited amount of footage released to the public without supporting data has left many questions unanswered, leading to increased concerns among professionals in the field.

What’s wrong with the Cybertruck?

One of the most important issues of concern is this Basic material of CybertruckThis is stainless steel, known for its weight and durability. Experts state that the hardness of the stainless steel body, combined with sharp edges resembling a kitchen knife, can increase the severity of the consequences of collisions, especially involving pedestrians.

Another problem is clearly visible no crumple zonesIt is designed to absorb impact through deformation during a collision. The hard nature of stainless steel casts doubt on the Cybertruck’s ability to collapse effectively, potentially providing less protection for passengers in the event of a crash.

At the same time, some experts have suggested that the car may have undisclosed mechanisms for absorbing shocks inside the car, since the issue of safety was almost the main issue, which caused the development and launch of the electric car to be significantly delayed.

Although deliveries of the Cybertruck have already begun in the United States, the vehicle still faces regulatory hurdles in the European Union. The car’s sharp edges and considerable weight are likely reasons why it is currently excluded from European markets.

As the Cybertruck security debate continues, industry experts remain cautious and await further details and evaluations.