Cybertruck causes a stir in Munich - is that allowed?
Cybertruck causes a stir in Munich - is that allowed?
Maxvorstadt, München, Deutschland - An unusual spectacle recently occurred in Munich. The Tesla Cybertruck, a futuristic vehicle from the American manufacturer Tesla, was filmed as it rolled through the streets of the Bavarian capital. The fact that it does not have a valid EU road approval offers space for numerous speculations.
The video, which was published on the Instagram page "Munich Elite", shows the pheno-cybertruck in Maxvorstadt, where he initially drove the Gabelsbergerstrasse, further via Luisenstraße and past Lenbachhaus, known for its impressive art collection. Passers -by stopped, pulled out their cell phones and filmed the extraordinary vehicle, the design of which is often described as strange. "Cyber attack on Munich!" title one of the attentive observers.
What is behind the drive of the cybertrucks?
Although the excitement and curiosity about the vehicle is great, it remains unclear how it could get on Munich's roads without road registration. Users on the Internet expressed disbelief: "He has no street approval at all, how does it drive here?" In fact, Tesla confirmed on request that the cybertruck does not have the necessary permits for the EU.
The puzzle about the presence of cybertruck in Munich also deepens through the absence of an official explanation on the part of Tesla or the "Tesla Club Austria", the sticker of which was visible on the vehicle. Club boss Marco Hornegger did not want to comment on this. According to the information provided by Tesla, no events in Munich are planned in which the cybertruck will be shown. Thus, the question remains why exactly the California company with the iconic vehicle appeared in the Bavarian metropolis.
The future of cybertruck in Europe
At the moment it looks as if the cyberruck is not available for the European market in the foreseeable future. Tesla apparently does not plan to apply for regular street approval in the EU. In an official statement it was said "our focus stays on the North American market." This also means that the viewing of the cybertruck remains a unique event in the Isar metropolis.
In summary, it can be said that despite the excitement and the fascinating possibility of seeing one of the most striking pickups in automotive history in Munich, the legal framework and Teslas strategic orientation clearly indicate the United States. The international automotive world is curious to see how the cybertruck continues and whether it will ever drive on the streets of Europe in everyday life.More details on this topic are on www.merkur.de to read.
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