Tesla's Cybertruck Reveal Was 'The Biggest Failure In Automotive History'

Tesla presented its new 100% electric, very futuristic vehicle yesterday, in Los Angeles. It was supposed to be a "bulletproof" car...

Tesla's Cybertruck Reveal Was 'The Biggest Failure In Automotive History'
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Tesla's Cybertruck Reveal Was 'The Biggest Failure In Automotive History'

The presentation was a big show, in good old American fashion, however, it didn't exactly go as planned for Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla.

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The car, which was nicknamed Cybertruck, was inspired by Blade Runner, Ridley Scott's science fiction film. In fact, Elon Musk had promised Tesla fans a 'futuristic-like cyberpunk, Blade Runner pickup truck.'

The stunning video presentation introduced the car as an ultra-durable vehicle that could withstand sledgehammers and bullets.

'Franz throws steel ball at Cybertruck window right before launch. Guess we have some improvements to make before production haha.' Twitter - @elonmusk

At any rate, the smashed glass was just one moment in an event which gave viewers plenty to talk about without the on-stage mishaps. The divisive design and impressive specs of the Cybertruck have caught the world’s attention, and since the unveiling Musk has been drip-feeding bits of information on Twitter to keep people engaged.

But, as it turns out, the car isn't so "bulletproof" after all. During the live presentation, Elon threw a metal ball at the window and, much to the surprise of the attendees, smashed the window.

"Oh my f * cking god. Well, maybe that was a little too hard. We'll just fix it in post," the millionaire said, as the crowd laughed.

You can check out this epic fail in the video.

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