Tesla releases Cybertruck for $1,500: Who is it intended for?
Tesla introduced the Cybertruck For Kids priced at $1,500 (photo: Pexels)
Tesla's Cybertruck for Kids, priced at $1,500, offers an affordable option for young enthusiasts, writes PCMag.
The electric pickup for children features a motor with a nominal power of 350W (maximum 500W), capable of reaching speeds up to 10 miles per hour (16 km/h), with an option to limit the speed to 5 miles per hour (8 km/h).
The Cybertruck For Kids has a range of up to 12 miles (approximately 19.3 km) on a single charge from its 22-volt battery. The miniature electric pickup includes adjustable seats, rear-wheel drive, electric braking, front LED headlights, rear lights, and pneumatic rubber tires.
While the full-sized Cybertruck for adults boasts advanced features and a hefty price tag, this scaled-down version provides a more accessible and playful entry point for the younger generation to experience the Tesla brand.
Cybertruck For Kids (photo: Tesla)
Tesla's Cybertruck for Kids, designed to comfortably accommodate two children with a combined weight of up to 150 pounds (68 kg), comes equipped with adjustable seats, rear-wheel drive, electric braking, front LED headlights, rear lights, and pneumatic rubber tires.
The electric pickup for kids has garnered considerable interest from consumers, with the initial batch already sold out. As for when the next batch will be available for sale, that information is currently unknown. The miniature Cybertruck offers young enthusiasts a chance to experience the Tesla brand in a playful and accessible way.
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Cybertruck For Kids (photo: Tesla)
Earlier, we wrote that Tesla tested the bulletproof capabilities of the Cybertruck.
