It looks the way it does to drive down production costs and because of the limitations of the processes used to manufacture it: https://electrek.co/2019/11/24/teslas-cybertruck-looks-weird...
If there is some concern that Tesla is predicting some dystopian future it should have begun the moment they introduced 'Bioweapon Defense Mode'.
I try not to read motivation behind events, but personally, I'm down with buying a vehicle designed for the apocalypse. Maybe he's trying to target the prepper demographic here. Once you add in the solar option, this thing becomes fully self-sufficient (with the obvious caveat that it's only recharging 10 miles per day)
Well, not that I take this prepper thing particularly seriously, but presumably one of the benefits of the post-apocalypse lifestyle is that you no longer have to commute for a daily 9-to-5.
That doesn't need explaining. They aren't near-bullet proof. A standard car window can easily resist a steel ball being thrown at it. They were just capitalising on the fact that not many people realise how strong toughened glass is.
Which is understandable as they didn’t realise it either!