Even if it was possible from a legislative perspective, European cities are also considerably harder to drive in than American cities that are cars first with wider lanes and clear grid layouts. Most parts of Europe also have more variable weather conditions.
But yeah, it is indeed also sad that Europe does not have a single credible horse in the race.
Weather isn't really an issue. People would just test in the wide, sunny streets of Madrid (or some other overgrown, southern city) if they wanted to avoid those sorts of issues. Europe simply isn't seen as viable for development right now.
The regulatory environment is certainly noted and prepped for though.
AlotOfReading|2 years ago
The regulatory environment is certainly noted and prepped for though.