One of the attraction of the G20 summit in Bali is the cars used by state officials. One of them is the United States presidential official car in the form of a Cadillac One limo sedan.
One of the interesting ones discussed was the convoy of the number one person of the United States when he was in Bali, namely Cadillac One Joe Biden's mount who was dubbed the Beast
The convoy began from several electric vehicles, ranging from Energica electric motors, Hyundai Ioniq 5 electric cars, and Genesis G80.
Then followed by the Cadillac One aka The Beast as many as two units, not missing out on several Chevrolet Suburban bodyguards around him, including the car of the Toyota Hiace group.
It looks like there are 17 vehicles in the convoy of the United States President Joe Biden
According to The Drive page (14/11/2022), the presidential car convoy generally consists of various types of vehicles.
The exact configuration changes depending on the existing missions and assets, but the basic layout depicted is quite common.
Sometimes additional cars are added in different positions, and just because the presidential limo is moving, the President is not necessarily in one of them.
As known, the presence of the two units of The Beast in Bali is usually to fool people with evil intentions.
For information, Cadillac One who is this armored car is Donald Trump's inheritance used since 2018. Reportedly, The Beast is a car with the highest level of security, until the world's safest car claims.
Although a limo sedan with a similar look of Cadillac CT6, the size is said to be large. The dimension height only exceeds a medium SUV. then the thick tire size is also similar to the medium truck size. You can say, The Beast is a tank designed like a limo, with interior luxury but uses a light truck chassis with high durability. Cadillac does not expose detailed specs regarding this car, as it relates to the security of the number one person in the United States. Subject to detailed dimensions, specifications, features and advantages are hidden.
