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This Is Probably The Safest Car In The World – Meet US President Joe Biden’s Limousine
Leaders across the world usually travel around in armoured cars for their safety against attacks. Moreover, each country takes extra care and pride in choosing the right car armoured car for their leader.
That being said, US President Joe Biden will be visiting India between September 7 to 10 for the G-20 Summit in New Delhi. During his visit, Biden will be using his armoured limousine named "The Beast". In fact, "The Beast" has already been shipped to India.
This Cadillac-made limousine is renowned for its armour and other safety measures. Moreover, it is widely considered the safest car in the world - A definite requirement for the safety of the leader of the world's most powerful nation.
Some of the noticeable highlights of Joe Biden's armoured limousine include military-grade armour, bullet-proof windows (obviously), and a tear gas dispenser. The Beast is also said to be capable of protecting its occupants even in case of chemical warfare.
Looking into the details, The Beast is said to sport 5-inch thick doors at the front and an even thicker pair of rear doors at 8 inches thick. The vehicle even boasts 5 layers of glass and polycarbonate for almost equal protection - It can even withstand a bomb blast.
The Beast is even fitted with a partition glass to separate the driver's side from the rear seating for additional privacy. However, despite being a limousine, The Beast can only seat four people. This is because the car is packed with numerous other stuff that you won't find in any other car.
This includes a tear gas dispenser, a shotgun, a smoke screen, two bags of blood matching the president (in case of emergencies), a communication device, a GPS tracking system, a night vision camera, and much more.
Thoughts: Overall, the US President's limousine is rightly named "The Beast" as it is not at all easy for anyone to inflict sizeable damage. That being said, the model continues to be the benchmark for armoured vehicles across the world.
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