Ballistic Glass for Cybertrucks (Bulletproof Windows)

[CyberTruckGlass]

When contemplating armored glass, the immediate association often veers towards its application in heavy military use. However, for the majority, such extensive protection proves unnecessary. The most common threat faced by individuals stems from bullets fired from handguns, a concern precisely addressed by the NIJ Level II standard. This standard encompasses various handgun calibers, including 9mm, .357 Sig, .45 ACP, and .40 S&W.

Our company specializes in manufacturing cutting-edge glass designed to withstand these specific handgun rounds. This innovative solution features 15mm thick armored glass that seamlessly integrates with original equipment manufacturer (OEM) actuators, allowing for easy and convenient rolling up and down. This combination of advanced technology and practical design ensures effective protection against everyday threats, offering peace of mind without the need for excessive and bulky military-grade defenses.

 

[Gigahorse]

Interesting that it is thin enough to go up and down, any rough idea on price, and assume it is per window as some people won't want the back windows bulletproof but will want the drivers?

 

[Cybertruck26]

That's gotta cost a pretty penny...

 

[Crissa]

As opposed to the already harder than normal and laminated glass that's there and you can open?

-Crissa

 

[CyberTruckGlass]

That's gotta cost a pretty penny...

We appreciate your feedback regarding the perceived cost of armored glass products. We understand that the pricing might seem high, but we encourage you to visit our website ( cybertruckglass.com ) for detailed information on our product specifications, features, and pricing structure.

Ballistic glass, by nature, tends to be more expensive due to the specialized materials and manufacturing processes involved in providing effective protection against various threats, including handgun rounds. Our commitment is to deliver high-quality and reliable solutions, ensuring the safety and security of our customers.

If you have any specific questions or require further clarification, please don't hesitate to reach out. We value your interest in our products and are here to assist you.

 

[gtlimer]

Does this also include the windshield?

 

[scottyah]

As opposed to the already harder than normal and laminated glass that's there and you can open?

-Crissa

From their post:

" This innovative solution features 15mm thick armored glass that seamlessly integrates with original equipment manufacturer (OEM) actuators, allowing for easy and convenient rolling up and down. "

 

[Woodrick]

What the heck is this, it is presented as a Cybertruck but appears to be a bad model. No camera.

 

[SolarWizard]

Website straight out of geocities 2001

$11000 adds at least 400lbs to the vehicle and still won’t stop a wildly common .223

up armor kits will be at sema ~ 2x for legit protection across all surfaces.

anyone wanting this should definitely wait to see the competition

 

[CyberTruckGlass]

Website straight out of geocities 2001

$11000 adds at least 400lbs to the vehicle and still won’t stop a wildly common .223

up armor kits will be at sema ~ 2x for legit protection across all surfaces.

anyone wanting this should definitely wait to see the competition

The added weight per door window is 14 Lbs. We do not offer .223 protection because the steel is not rated that high.

 

[Guylouis]

Wow this is awesome

 

[cybercoffee]

how do these glass solutions deal with emergency responders having to break into a vehicle to assist or treat the occupants--is it still fairly easy for them to do so?

 

[scottyah]

What the heck is this, it is presented as a Cybertruck but appears to be a bad model. No camera.

That's the alpha build, it also has the faux-marble dash and old yoke steering wheel (stalks, seats, doors, etc are all changed too). Seller should really update this pic.

 

[SlegMD]

Will this withstand the legendary steel ball from 2019?asking for a friend.

 

[LexusCyber]

are there any other ways to further strengthen the existing CT glass using some special foil or something? more like a rhetorical question I guess.