NASA puts astronauts’ lives in the hands of Tesla’s flaky Cybertruck
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NASA plans to use Tesla Cybertrucks—which have been recalled 11 times for defects—as emergency rescue vehicles for astronauts on the launchpad, replacing heavily armored military MRAPs.
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