Tesla Debuts $1,900 USD Cyberquad for Kids
Equipped with a 15-mile range and top speed of 10 mph.
Tesla is now selling a Cyberquad for kids for $1,900 USD.
The four-wheel ATV quietly launched on the automaker’s website more than two years after the company announced full-size Cyberquad ATV to accompany its Cybertruck.
The kid’s version, which is designed for children eight years and older, is powered by a lithium-ion battery and runs on electricity like the larger version. The pint-sized vehicle is equipped with a 15-mile range and top speed of 10 mph, while its physical construction is composed of a steel frame, a cushioned seat, adjustable suspension and LED lights.
The ATV has three speed settings: 5 mph, 10 mph and 5 mph in reverse. The company says charging will take up to five hours to complete, and the battery life will vary based on the rider’s weight, the terrain and the speed setting in use.
Cyberquad for Kids 😎 https://t.co/V9o355OArP
— Tesla (@Tesla) December 2, 2021
The small Cyberquad is expected to begin shipping in the next two to four weeks, according to Tesla’s website. The Cyberquad for kids is currently only available on the company’s US webstore and will only ship to locations in the continental United States.
Elsewhere, Tesla’s $50 USD Cyberwhistle has already sold out.
