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[Almost A Myth]

$ETFM Thank you for that video link wedman. I've watched that video a few times and I'm always amazed at the toughness of the carbon fiber material they use to construct the vehicles.

A 35MPH full frontal crash test and the passenger compartment is not compromised! Normally, a vehicle constructed from steel would have crumple zones back from the point of impact, showing where the energy was absorbed. The e-Go (the tested vehicle) has none of that crumpling. It's like the physics of the carbon don't allow the energy to transfer back. I've seen crash tests on other vehicles where the roof even buckles from this type of crash test. 2050 Motors raising the bar on safety!