A driver of Mercedes G-Wagen in Texas would have undergone a medical episode which led to an accident, snatching the bed of a cybertruck
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by Chris Chilton
March 31, 2025 at 09:11
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- A Tesla Cybertruck was destroyed in a solid multi-vehicle accident in Texas.
- The EV bed was torn off and seven other vehicles were damaged in the accident.
- The police said that Mercedes driver suffered a medical episode before losing control.
Another Tesla cybertruck was destroyed, and this time, it was not because it was attacked by angry vandals against the CEO of the automotive manufacturer, Elon Musk, or due to an alleged failure of the driver’s assistance systems. Instead, a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen was the culprit after its driver underwent a medical emergency, plowing no less than seven vehicles. The Cybertruck took the worst, with its torn bed in chaos.
Images and images of the scene show a dark colored cybertruck brandishing promotional graphics for the landscaping of Keane (they say that there is no bad advertising, right?) Cut in half on the road outside the Dallas Cowboys HQ.
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The front end of the truck seems intact, but everything behind the rear seats has disappeared, including the bed, the frame, the suspension, the engine and the wheels, which can all be seen several meters. On the eight vehicles involved in the Smash, the cybertruck has definitely been out worse, but that does not mean that the other cars which, like the Tesla, were all parked and unoccupied, did not take any serious blows.
A Ford Mustang, a truck from the F series, Hyundai Santa Fe, Tesla Sedan and others have received damage from a major panel, but save a reflection for the G-Wagon Mercedes, which received such a shot that it was returned to its roof and can be seen straightened in CBS’s video.
The police said that the accident in Frisco, Texas, was the result of the driver of the Mercedes G-Wagen suffering from a medical episode then driving last Friday, leading to the intersection of the Avenue des Champions and the Cowboys Way. The driver was taken to the hospital with injuries not putting his life in danger, according to reports, and will not be accused of driving offenses.
Looking at the amount of damage caused, he must have really obtained this right pedal, with disastrous consequences, but fortunately not deadly. We imagine that in the future, the safety systems of the cars could be able to spot and prevent accidents like this, but until it happens, you may want to stay away from powerful trucks with super fast acceleration and sidewalk weights flirt with the brand of 6000 pounds, especially if you are on foot.
