Cybertruck Frames are Snapping in Half

A video on YouTube. In Cars, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

WhistlinDiesel tests whether a Ford F-150 frame is stronger than a Tesla Cybertruck frame by dropping the truck's rear hitch onto concrete repeatedly with an excavator, concluding that the Ford's steel frame bends rather than snapping in half.

From the video

Answers: Does a Ford F-150 frame snap in half when dropped on concrete like the Tesla Cybertruck?

Ford F-150 frame durability test
Tesla Cybertruck frame comparison
Drop test on concrete
Automotive metallurgy and aluminum vs steel

What it concludes

Dropping the Ford F-150 frame onto concrete repeatedly causes the steel frame to bend rather than snap in half.
The Ford F-150 frame can be straightened back out after being bent from dropping onto concrete.
Every single truck hitch will eventually break off under the right amount of stress.

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