A friend from NL just parked his car, 2 min later he received an alarm notification in his phone, he checked sentry and found a full tree laying over his car, he was very lucky he was not inside, but he was even more impressed on the little impact on the car. @elonmusk

@alilakrakbi It looks like you could drive it to the body shop to get it fixed!

@ajayjuneja Definitely looks like an easy fix

@alilakrakbi Lucky indeed.

@alilakrakbi you're lucky and that's cool!

@alilakrakbi That’s impressive

@alilakrakbi Imagine how strong the glass must be 🚀🚀🚀🚀

@alilakrakbi More or less the same, from the photo the angle and force of impact and the weight on that car was not that heavy.

@alilakrakbi The same. Every car can do that.

@alilakrakbi Only cracked roof, not even broken?

@alilakrakbi To imagine you have to put a little thought into it, not much: depends on the car - a bad car will be crushed. A good car will not. Very simple.

@alilakrakbi People dead if inside or severe injured to the head

@alilakrakbi Stop making hype. This was situation of my Accura ilx when even larger tree fell on it. It was perfectly fine with some scratches only

@alilakrakbi The same exact thing would happen. Teslas are made of aluminum, not some super crazy material. Fords newer F-150s are made of the same stuff. I like teslas too but some of you fanboys are just weird.

@alilakrakbi From this angle and low falling speed would be in every modern car. Except French one line Dacia 😅😅

@alilakrakbi Parts shortage so get in line and wait (and wait...) #tesla #supplychain

@alilakrakbi Little to no damage. Impressive!

@alilakrakbi Tesla is like a Nokia Car jajajajajajajaja

@alilakrakbi Since Tesla are known for being poorly put together, it’s safe to assume that you would walk out with less damage with any car in that price range

@alilakrakbi The tree is still partially supported by the ground