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... Muskmobiles will get the job currently performed by the Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle (MRAP), a heavily armored military personnel carrier that can survive small arms fire and even the effects of a mine explosion. Several companies make MRAPs, and the US military operates dozens of different models tailored to different missions.

NASA uses MRAPs as launchpad getaway cars in case mission controllers decide astronauts or other personnel involved in rocket launches must make a rapid exit. In 2015, the aerospace agency described the MRAPs it uses as possessing "armor is so thick that each door weighs 600 pounds" and said the vehicles have "the sound and feel of a bank vault" and can therefore "function as a bunker on its own, even if it stays put."

During the event, media asked if SpaceX has modified the Cybertrucks. Joel Montalbano, deputy associate administrator at NASA's Human Spaceflight Mission Directorate, said he was not aware of any modifications. Tesla says the Cybertruck is made of stainless steel and is therefore "tough on the outside to keep you safe on the inside."

The company also trumpets "Cabin windows and glass roof have shatter-resistant armor glass that can handle the impact of hail the size of a baseball (or an actual baseball)." When launching the Cybertruck, Elon Musk claimed the glass was impervious to heavy metal balls, but his demo of that strength went comically awry. ...

@#2 ... You'll definitely flee a lot faster in the Cybertruck than in an MRAP. ...

Hopefully what you're fleeing is not an explosion.

A MRAP would be better in that scenario.