Tesla Cybertruck - I WAS SHOCKED AFTER I DROVE ONE!!! 

Overs market is always exciting. Im sure this customer liked the idea of it but when it got delivered stood there looking at it I would just flap and go what a mistake. Its just too big too long too unnecessary of a car and just a waste of money. May aswell sell it immediately with delivery millage to a dealer better yet for OVER LIST and get out of it ASAP before the market decides this piece of shit was never worth over list and it plummets in value loosing 35% out the forecourt with no miles on like the taycan turbo s. Those list at 130k ive seen 2024 year with 16 miles on up at 95k. 35k instant loss never been driven

@@cephasmakuzvalol, you obviously don’t have one

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The Cybertruck won't be sold in Europe or the UK for the foreseeable future. will not be marketed in Europe for the time being. I heard that the Cybertruck doesn't meet European safety standards.

@@888mf4whats the source of this news?

​@@Sal3600European safety standards: the Cybertruck's stainless-steel body is too thin to withstand impacts, which means it doesn't meet current European safety standards. What's more, the Cybertruck is a heavy vehicle, which could pose safety problems in the event of a collision.Charging port: the Cybertruck is equipped with a NACS charging port, a standard that is not compatible with European charging infrastructures. Tesla should therefore either adapt the Cybertruck to European standards, or offer a version of the vehicle equipped with a CCS2 charging port, the European standard.

@@--Ezra-- #1 The stainless steel thickness is not a problem #2 there are trucks that are heavier that you can get in Europe for example Ford F-150 Lightning #3 have you heard of an adaptor? I don’t know why people are talking about Europe when you can’t even get them in the us. I reserved mine the next day of the announcement and haven’t been contacted yet.

Thanks Michael

Thanks. 315 miles on one full charge. However they are not going to be sold in the UK as far as I know.

315 pretend miles. 260 actual at highway speeds. Maybe 100 towing. Toy truck for cosplay cowboys. ​@@888mf4

What utter bullshit , it hardly has any range , and every year you drive it , it is going to get worse, and this is electric, you cannot compare electric to petrol in mpg.. Put some load in it or two something behind it and do the same with ANY ice pick up on the market, this thing will be the biggest joke🤣. And it has already been done , the cyber barge was a dismal failure🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.

I'm a fan but they are not coming to the UK

The Cybertruck can do 315 miles on one charge. You’d need to stop for petrol if you didn’t have an EV! The Cybertruck also has loads of luggage space and 5 seats.

​@@888mf4Don't understand the concept of towing, do you?

Comparing an RV to a truck. Smart

Maybe you should compare your rv to a Tesla semi truck too😂 apples to orange ❤

Hell no.

Elon Musk has pulled it off yet again. The Cybertruck is so much fun and yet can go off road, take 5 people and can be used as a truck!!!

Elon made a success of PayPal, Tesla and SpaceX. The guy is a genius.

8:17 the dealer said ‘2 million reservations…’

@@ismailnyeyusof3520 3:52 Here he said orders. I couldn't watch past that.

Why would you say that?

I was sceptical before I drove one