Tesla Cybertruck - eldriven pickup

Volvo Trucks launched their electric heavy duty truck program in California this week, nicknamed “Volvo LIGHTS.” Its centerpiece is the new Volvo VNR Electric heavy duty truck, which enables local and regional heavy duty cargo hauls. It will be used in a pilot program to haul cargo from the ports of Los Angeles to regional distribution hubs in Southern California’s Inland Empire.

Top 10 Countries for Cybertruck Pre-Orders
United States (76.25%)
Canada (10.43%)
Australia (3.16%)
United Kingdom (1.39%)
Norway (1.11%)
Germany (1.05%)
Sweden (0.83%) (Cirka 4000 stycken).
Netherlands (0.67%)
France (0.44%)
Iceland (0.44%)

Highly likely down the road

and it’s not street legal. The vehicle lacks side mirrors — though the government may eventually approve rear-looking cameras instead of mirrors — windshield wipers and a front bumper. And its single light bar in the front and back would not pass safety standards. There did not appear to be any turn signals or a third brake light. The tires also appear to protrude from their wheel wells, which is illegal. The pickup’s sharp angles and ultra-hard material could also be a safety issue, with no obvious crumple zones to absorb the impact of a crash, which could affect the safety not only of those inside the Cybertruck, but any vehicle or pedestrian it hits.