I don't think the Model X comes with bulletproof glass standard, which means that either Tesla found a way to screw up regular safety glass or that Chao went out of her way to replace the standard glass with bulletproof glass. Either way
They screwed up regular safety glass. It's supposed to be "tough" glass to deter people trying to break into them, but isn't actually strong enough for that (Hitting them with a bit of pipe or a brick hard enough still breaks them fine) but they're too strong to break with your fists or feet from the inside. It's like a weird anti-safety measure.
I don't think the Model X comes with bulletproof glass standard, which means that either Tesla found a way to screw up regular safety glass or that Chao went out of her way to replace the standard glass with bulletproof glass. Either way
They screwed up regular safety glass. It's supposed to be "tough" glass to deter people trying to break into them, but isn't actually strong enough for that (Hitting them with a bit of pipe or a brick hard enough still breaks them fine) but they're too strong to break with your fists or feet from the inside. It's like a weird anti-safety measure.
On the buses here they give the passengers a little metal spike to break the windows in case of a roll (all the bus doors are on one side)
Over here too. And I think you can get them for cars as well.
Yeah you can get 2 on Amazon for like 15 bucks or sth. I keep one in my car. It has a seatbelt cutter as well
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I feel like some of ours do, but that's where a lot of pipes go for air con. I'll check when I get on today. The interior bus space is quite tall