The new Space X model - defying gravity, not (flying tesla)

[BabyBlade]

YouTuber Alex Choi attended a Tesla meeting where owners showed what modifications they made to their cars. Everything ran smoothly, and everyone was enjoying their time there. But the night ended in a completely different matter.

Choi was approached by a Tesla owner that, out of the blue, wanted to show him where David Dobrik (a.k.a Borat) jumped his EV from Elon Musk’s company. Since this was a friendly encounter and a curious invitation, he accepted. What he didn’t expect was to see this owner attempt a jump in that exact spot with his brand-new Tesla Model S.

The YouTuber even says that the driver of the flying and now totaled Tesla attempted this on its own. Moreover, he’s done without any practice or test run beforehand.

Naturally, a crowd gathers, and everyone starts filming. For some reason, the owner of the acrobatic Tesla violently accelerated, and the jump instantly became a very short flying lesson. The outcome, well… You can see it for yourself. The car was destroyed. What’s sad is that other innocent owners had their cars damaged as well because the impact on the ground was so brutal.

Fortunately, nobody was seriously hurt. Apart from the new Tesla and some other damage to public property, nothing else went wrong.

Still, the video is further proof that Model S vehicles are safe and can protect even the most adventurous drivers.

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/brand-new-tesla-model-s-jumps-50-feet-into-the-air-everybody-s-speechless-184385.html

Great conclusion right there lol.

[Beanoyip]

I wonder how FSD will react when you're in the air..

[Watwheels]

Wow, came with dumbass driver.

[Volvobrick]

I am surprised it didn't burst into flames and kill the driver for good.....