I don’t think the cybertruck is street legal here in the UK
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One of the many criticisms included the fact that the steering ratio didn’t change when they switched to the yoke, so tight turns required some awkward hand-over-hand action. It was kinda hilarious watching some big Tesla fanboys doing video reviews of their newly-received vehicles and trying very, very hard to find the positives of driving with a yoke, but all of the ones I saw made it pretty clear that they were a bit disappointed once they actually started driving with them.
Also, F1 cars don’t have turn signals. But if they did, I’d bet that the user interface wouldn’t be as bad as the Tesla’s.
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I know it isn’t in the EU, and never will be
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I’m not sure it would actually fit in the UK, even if it was legal.
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“It’s not the way it (sic) feels, it’s the way it looks!” - Billy Crystal (but I digress)
… somehow big and ugly without actually having any cargo capacity 
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Nor for ‘I am glad to live in a country that thing will never be seen in’
(ETA a few sips of coke for @anon73430903 and @Doctor_Faustus)
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