This Tesla-inspired, post-apocalyptic bunker was designed to protect owners from a viral outbreak, a nuclear threat, or a zombie apocalypse
In a press release, the company wrote that in the event of civilizational collapse, private bunker houses would play an important role in survival.
The CyberHouse Life project is part of a growing doomsday shelter industry that is responding to public demand for safe-houses in the event of a global catastrophe.
Source: CNN
There isn't a price disclosed yet, but the house comes with 3,230 square feet and can fit six to ten people in the event of a disaster.
Source: Metro
It's made with heavy-duty steel, bulletproof glass, green technology, and "integrated radiation and microbiological protection systems."
It's also made of monolithic concrete, meaning it was carved out of a single block of concrete for a sturdier build.
The walls of the house are angled to deflect intruders of the human, or zombie, variety.
The compound consists of two buildings — one is for the garage and the guest house and the other is the main multi-level residence, according to the company.
The Russia-based company unveiled renderings of a similar project back in January. It, too, was inspired by Tesla, specifically the company's Cybertruck.
Source: CNN
The pickup truck was unveiled in November 2019 and was described as "post-apocalyptic."
Source: Business Insider
The company included Tesla's Cybertruck in its renderings of the CyberHouse Life project.
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