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Is the Tesla chassis resistant to impacts?

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SanCaleb

07/29/25 7:45pm

Tesla's chassis is resistant to impacts. Tesla chassis are equipped with additional protective measures, which mainly include aluminum deflection plates to divert foreign objects and titanium metal guards to protect the battery from damage. These additions provide enhanced protection for the battery pack. Below is some relevant information about Tesla: Introduction: Tesla is an American electric vehicle and energy company that manufactures and sells electric cars, solar panels, and energy storage devices. It is a renowned American new energy vehicle brand, founded by the famous physics genius Elon Musk, with its headquarters located in Palo Alto, Silicon Valley, California, USA. Logo: The Tesla logo not only represents the abbreviation of its English name, Tesla, but also depicts a cross-section of an electric motor. The main part of the letter 'T' represents a section of the motor's rotor, while the second line at the top represents part of the outer stator.

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