The Cybertruck electric car from the Tesla workshop already had its premiere in the fall of 2019, but it only started reaching the first lucky customers in the previous weeks. However, the long wait for it is not the only problem associated with this car. It is certified only for American roads, and therefore if you wanted to enjoy it in Europe, you would need to modify it "on your own" so that the car meets the conditions here and therefore the authorities grant it the necessary permits. At the same time, this is not science fiction. The first Cybertruck that has been modified in this way has already reached Europe by appearing on the offer of the German advertising portal kleinanzeigen.de. And the price? "People's" €485, i.e. about CZK 000 in conversion.
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In the advertisement, which you can see specifically here , the seller informs that all necessary modifications required by European authorities have been made to the car, and the car can therefore be operated on local roads without any problems. Just for fun, these were specifically headlight conversions, charging connections, front grille protection, and so on, and everything is finished and approved by the authorities, so you can just hit the road with the car.
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As for its more detailed technical specifications, its first registration took place in April 2023, it has 1011 km, an output of 600 hp, accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 4,1 seconds and can travel up to 550 km. In terms of specifications, it is therefore no miracle, although of course it is necessary to take into account the fact that the Cybertruck modified in this way is quite possibly the only one in Europe so far and therefore its new owner will pay a large part for its uniqueness. And if you think that its current owner will sell it for such a high amount for a long time and will be lucky if he sells it at all, you are mistaken - the car has already been reserved and a deposit has been made on it.
My dad always said, you can sell shit... if you wrap it like Franca thin chocolate... he was not wrong...
Too bad your father didn't even teach you how to spell.
AdamOh, it's a shame your dad didn't teach you how to use diacritics.
This is some kind of hoax, because in Europe the cibertruck does not mainly pass through sharp edges and deformation zones towards pedestrians, and obviously even this modification does not solve the fundamental legislative problems. So it can drive maybe in Norway, but he definitely didn't look at it in Germany!!
The problem is that the legislation for importing these vehicles is some kind of individual program vehicle or something like that. And then you are able to adapt one-piece vehicles or even allow them for EU roads
With registration in April 2023, it will probably be a prototype.