@FluorineGallium
cybertruck is an abomination to both automobiles and fridges
@cars4life458
the cybertruck should be illegal everywhere
@chickenchowmeinwithshrimps
Remember that the Americans made the pop-up headlights illegal because they would chop a pedestrian's legs off, this should also be illegal! If not, then bring back the pop-up headlights.
@JoriDiculous
No. It shouldn't be allowed anywhere on public roads.
@copperkeyracing6167
It doesn't just look like a fridge. It's also stainless steel like a fridge.
@adrianbennett3761
It will never pass pedestrian crash tests, so no! Very expensive once tax etc is added. Most builders will be better off with a Ford Ranger at less than half the price
@GuardianOne24
What makes it even scarier is the fact that those steel panels are not only sharp, but don’t LINE UP. There are gaps between them, sometimes half an inch wide, effectively turning them into a 3 ton knife edge traveling at highway speeds that CANT STOP.
@lk-ip1xs
Honestly I heard that the Model X and Model Y are also terrible at breaking. In Germany many Model X and Model Y got sent back to Tesla by the owners with the complaint, that the breaks dont work properly and they request Tesla to fix it. The response from Tesla was "the breaks are perfectly fine", basically admitting, that the breaks that come from the factory are 💩
@abstego_84
I'm so happy that the fridge is not road legal in Germany, and I'm pretty sure that it won't happen in the near future
@chrishb7074
We (UK/EU) researched and wrote safety standards, learning from deaths and injuries over decades of road traffic accidents, so they don’t keep happening. This has been demonstrably successful. We can’t have one manufacturer being allowed to ignore all of it because they know their ‘cool’ and ‘different’ design wouldn’t have a chance of coming up to those standards.
@voiceofreasoningelliott5849
Should be permanently banned from UK roads
@ChrisJones555.
The Tesla should come with a parachute as well as an anchor ⚓️
@ianwarren8316
FFS Never! That thing is death on four wheels for vulnerable road users!
@snowyowlnugget
Stops like a fridge too... Lmao
@ShypaxGaming
In Denmark they will never be permitted, they are so big and heavy it requires a Heavy license (which almost no normal people have) the same used for semi trucks - also the weight + brake force will absolutely not let it be allowed here. then theres the whole deathtrap if you hit anything question afterwards.
@PaulParkinson
It's not allowed on our roads. It's yet to pass the UK's (strict) homologation tests. Tesla haven't asked or tried to get the Cybertruck through the process because they know it will fail. Dismally.
@skela098
It is illegal anywhere in Europe, UK as well. It cannot be homologated because it has 0 protection for pedestrians. And this also shows Tesla's cost cutting. Having 3 tonne missile of truck and putting shitty brakes in it...
@neilp3773
No, there's already enough Tesla milk floats here without the addition of the shiny Sh** Box too.
@elwittinio2865
Didnt Homer Simpson design a better car than this once.
@adv.013