Post #9871 by mungofitch on the Berkshire Hathaway board

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Jim, I recall at the introduction of the original Tesla your mentioning they probably would be too wide for Monaco’s streets. It follows then you won’t find many Cybertrucks in your neck of the woods.

My understanding is that they can never be sold in the EU market. Meeting the safety requirements would require so many changes that it would be a completely different vehicle, stemming mainly from the pedestrian safety issues. The one I saw recently was on a visit to Seattle.

I did see a Tesla Model X in Italy not long ago, in a parking lot. It was taking up not 1, not 2, not 3, but an impressive 4 parking spots. It was too wide for a single spot, no surprise, but too long as well so the whole front end also had to be pulled forward into the two facing spots, blocking them.

Jim

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