It's laminated glass. Those window breaking tools only work for tempered glass. You might get it to spiderweb but the plastic layer between the glass panels is still going to hold it intact.

I have no idea.

Not only because a punch is a smarter glass break, but also because an axe at a car with someone in it is a FUCKING STUPID IDEA.

Spent years as a volunteer firefighter, near a major highway so ive done... A lot of extrications.

• If the windshield is still there, we remove the whole thing. Its laminated, a punch is just going to make a hole. So we'd remove the whole damn windshield to keep glass away from victims.
• if its a side window, that's getting broken - not to get in, but to keep the glass clear of the victims while we force the door open with big ass spreaders or the combi (I always preferred the combo - pinch cut then spread was much faster).

If you notice, the consistent thing there is not smashing a window toward the damn victim in the car.

Side note, I highly recommend a seat belt cutter, an automatic punch, and a light be in every car for emergencies. The holidays are coming, make them a stocking stuffer. They even have those combo ones that are ridiculous looking, but have all three features, and they fit in a glove box.

Also, please be safe when driving during the holidays. The day before thanksgiving was almost as bad as new years eve, so please, be careful. And if you are going out get a DD or an uber/lyft/whatever.

Its never fun getting dead kids out of a car. Its much less fun when you know they were in town to visit their parents.

/rant-ish.

Edit: Fixing autocorrect.

I dunno. If an axe isn't getting the job done, I don't know that a window punch is going to be any better.

These windows were designed this way, because Tesla's "safety" features for the cybertruck are for delusional men who think they need to survive a highway gunfight, rather than to be able to escape the car in the event of an emergency.