El increíble privilegio automovilístico del Rey Carlos III

Short Spanish narration by Orlando Mancini explaining that King Carlos III can legally drive in the UK without holding a driving licence because licences are issued in the monarch's name. The exemption is unique to the reigning monarch (Prince William would inherit it; Prince Harry must hold a licence). The video also notes the king's car collection (including a 1970 Aston Martin DB gifted by Queen Elizabeth for his 21st birthday) and his use of electric cars such as an Audi e-tron, and that state vehicles he uses do not require licence plates.
Questions this video answers
Aston Martin DB (1970).
Queen Elizabeth gifted it to him on his 21st birthday.
Audi e-tron.
Because driving licences are issued in the monarch's name, exempting the reigning monarch from needing one.
No — Prince Harry must hold a driving licence and pass the driving test.










