I live in the UK and use to driving vans - and the width of the Cybertruck is not a problem generally except (1) when parking, where the official width of parking species in Europe is 2.2 m (7.2 feet) and people generally do not park right in the middle of their box (so opening the door could be a problem) and (2) there are many streets now having vertical pillars put up by councils that are only 2.0 m wide (6 feet 6 inches) to stop vans from driving up them, noting they deliberately curve the road beforehand to make it more difficult to line the vehicle approach. Personally I could drive a Cybertruck through a gap with 1 inch either side - but when the truck is greater than the 2.0 m width then it is even too difficult for me to get through these imposed obstacles!
I have already paid $100 to buy the long range one - but there has been talk of a possible "European Version" - is this still possible?
I realize this is a "tall order" and it almost becomes a completely new vehicle by shaving the width down by a few inches.
Perhaps the European Version might have nothing sticking out further than the general panel work that would keep it just between the 2m posts and allow me to drive through!
Many thanks for any feedback.
I have already paid $100 to buy the long range one - but there has been talk of a possible "European Version" - is this still possible?
I realize this is a "tall order" and it almost becomes a completely new vehicle by shaving the width down by a few inches.
Perhaps the European Version might have nothing sticking out further than the general panel work that would keep it just between the 2m posts and allow me to drive through!
Many thanks for any feedback.
