Two Tesla Cybertrucks Destroyed in Separate Mexican Crashes - But You Won't Believe What Happened to the Passengers
Two Tesla Cybertrucks crashed in Mexico over the weekend, causing injuries but no fatalities. One hit a house gate in Mexico City, while another was destroyed in Guadalajara. Elon Musk responded to online discussions, claiming the Cybertruck is "tougher than a bag of nails" despite the accidents.
Over the weekend, a pair of high-profile accidents involving Tesla’s futuristic Cybertruck rocked Mexico, sparking intense conversations around the safety and durability of this unconventional electric vehicle. With the truck’s jaw-dropping, angular design already turning heads across the globe, these latest incidents have further thrust the Cybertruck into the limelight—but perhaps not in the way Tesla had hoped.
The first of these accidents occurred on a fateful Friday night, November 1st, shattering the stillness of the San Miguel Chapultepec neighborhood in Mexico City. In a scene that left locals speechless, a 23-year-old male driver lost control of his brand-new Cybertruck, ramming it into a residential gate. According to witness accounts, the crash unfolded rapidly, as the massive, stainless-steel behemoth crumpled iron bars and bricks alike, leaving an unnerving imprint on the property.
