Silatec Truck: Lemon.
Glass: Killer.

Germany, 2022. The time has come for the unveiling. The SILATEC Truck is here. Even if its lemon technology reduces its desirability immeasurably: the probability of the windows being successfully smashed is less than 0%. Below. Zero. Percent.

Because while its monster, tough-as-nails truck colleague from California breaks down at the crucial point during the big unveiling, the SILATEC truck shows its heart of steel: killer glass. Bulletproof. Gun-proof. Sledgehammer-proof. Really-tough-guy-proof. Don't believe it? Take a look at the video.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. We love you, too, guys!

Burglar-proof and
bullet-proof glass.

When will the SILATEC Truck be launched? We can't say exactly, we just know that it will be on time. What is also certain is that we will continue to install the world's safest safety glass in objects that are only slightly slower than the SILATEC Truck: in real estate.

Because this inconspicuous glass is burglar-proof and bullet-proof like no other, and secures the mansions of wildly successful American founding tech pioneers. The houses of influential personalities all over the world. The Reichstag in Berlin. The G7 and G20 summits.

Risk of burglary: Zero.

Unfortunately, this glass does not protect the otherwise very cool truck from California. And while it may herald a new age of electromobility, the SILATEC Truck symbolically but definitely represents a new era of security. Break-ins: zero. Thefts: Zero.

Even the engine power is close to zero: The drive unit of the SILATEC Truck develops just under two kW and is – in correspondingly favorable weather conditions – faster than fully trained athletes with 50kg dumbbells. This dynamic and agile SILATEC Truck rather does not manage the acceleration from 0 to 100. (and yes, an untamed racing version is already being planned – it might be fun).

Thank you for reading, guys.
And don't forget about the glass. Hit it harder!

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