Featured Image Credit: @pclark15/Twitter
Topics: Tesla, Cybertruck , Electric Cars, Social Media, Twitter
Niamh Shackleton
Topics: Tesla, Cybertruck , Electric Cars, Social Media, Twitter
For anyone thinking about getting a Cybertruck, I hope you're good at parking.
Tesla released its highly anticipated truck last year, and many owners have since encounter problems with the futuristic-looking electric car.
In fact, Cybertrucks have been recalled five times in 12 months - the most recent announcement being shared in recent weeks.
Almost 30,000 vehicles will be recalled over a software issue that may prevent the rearview camera from displaying images, Forbes reports.
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According to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), over four million of the Tesla trucks have been recalled in 2024.
While some have expressed gripes about the Cybertruck, one man loves his and took to Twitter to shared an unexpected 'life hack' about the EV.
Paul Clark got his hands on one of the highly sought-after cars last year, and from the looks of the numerous photographs he's shared of his truck on social media since then, he's still very happy with his purchase.
Evidently a bit of a Tesla super fan, Paul also owns a Model Y.
Soon after buying his Cybertruck, Paul revealed an unexpected and 'cool' feature of the car - that it can be stood on with no issue.
"One of the cool things about the Cybertruck is that I don't have to use a ladder in my garage anymore to get to my upper garage storage," he shared at the time.
Paul then panned the camera round to show his point of view as he stood on his Cybertruck.
But it wasn't his so-called 'life hack' that got people talking, but the tiny space he managed to squeeze his truck into.
For those of you haven't seen a Cybertruck for yourself, the EV is pretty damn huge and stands at over 19 foot long, 6.8 feet wide and more than 6 foot tall.
If you need an example of how hard it is to park a car of that size, a viral video of Pharrell trying to parallel park is the perfect demonstration.
With how difficult it must have been to Paul to park the truck in his garage in mind, one person penned on Twitter: "There is no way in hell I’d ever attempt this. My anxiety has been triggered from this pic."
Meanwhile someone else questioned if he had to 'climb out through the air vents' due to how tight the space was.
I can't say my car would be looking as pristine as Paul's does if I had to park in a space like that...