Tesla's $59,990 Cybertruck is now $74,990 Comments

• Anonymous
• JHH
• 28 Aug 2026

Anonymous, 27 Aug 2026This also happeneed to a Xiaomi car's owner. He was unvoncious but the people couldnt op... moreThis is an issue with all electric vehicles. The battery can start burning out of nowhere and it is impossible to extinguish it quickly. Even firefoghters usually just wait for the car to burn out or they transport it into a pool of water to cool it down. The fire makes it difficult to get the passengers out and electric doorhandles make it even more difficult to save the passengers because they might stop eorking during a fire.
Such things could never happen to normal combustion engine vehicles.

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• Anonymous
• MFI
• 27 Aug 2026

Anonymous, 27 Aug 2026I remember when a guy was cremated in his Cybertruck after he crashed. Nothing quite like gett... moreThis also happeneed to a Xiaomi car's owner.
He was unvoncious but the people couldnt open the doors to help him.

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• Anonymous
• XsA
• 27 Aug 2026

I remember when a guy was cremated in his Cybertruck after he crashed. Nothing quite like getting trapped in a steel box when the doors won't open. I was going to say that only clowns would buy this vehicle, but that would be offensive to clowns.

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