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The approval comes from Norwegian Machinery, an importer of American cars based in southern Norway, which has confirmed that it has succeeded in registering the Cybertruck for use on Norwegian roads. The company worked closely with Norwegian road traffic authorities since November, navigating a complex regulatory landscape to finally achieve compliance.
Despite reservations voiced about the Cybertruck's design—often labeled "too stiff and sharp"—the approval signifies a shift not only for Tesla but also a broader acceptance of diverse vehicle types within the electric vehicle sector. The exact methods employed by Norwegian Machinery to secure the Cybertruck's approval remain undisclosed, which has only added to the intrigue surrounding this unfolding story.