MANY MOTORHEADS FLOCKED to Gurney Plaza’s main concourse when Tesla Malaysia showcased the Tesla Cybertruck in June, alongside their all-time best-selling Tesla Model 3 and Tesla Model Y.
When I arrived, my eyes instantly fell on the Cybertruck, which looks like something out of a sci-fi movie with its sharp, angular and futuristic design. It is definitely huge in terms of length, width and height, which beats any consumer 4x4 currently on the Asian market—and even by American standards, since our western friends love their F-150s, Silverados, Caddys, Tacomas and so on. Can you imagine if the Cybertruck was made available in Malaysia and our Penang-lang buy it? It would be literally impossible to manoeuvre around our narrow streets, and don’t get me started about parking issues.
EVs Are Cruising Into the City
by
Joseph Lau
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