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Probably a defective unit, since we did not see any headlines of people getting shocked by Cybertrucks. However this is telling how lackluster quality control is, that no one checks if the appliance class I requirements are met, once you plug in the charger.
The more I learn about Cybertruck and Tesla, the more I fear seeing Teslas on the road and the more I appreciate that this 7yo's take on futuristic truck is not allowed to ride on public roads in Europe.
@PiTau @LilahTovMoon Nor in Australia, where safety regulations are tighter. We don't allow self-driving cars either. I was shocked when I saw that self driving taxis were in use in America so soon after the technology was developed.