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Tesla Makes Toys for Everyone Including $2,700 Cyberquad for Children
Revolutioninsig space travel and on-road vehicles, Elon Musk, is usually busy making toys for adults. However, the father of seven is now giving back to the kids, with Tesla releasing a mini Cyberquad for USD$1,900 (AU$2,700). Launched two years after the automaker announced the full-size Cyberquad ATV to accompany its highly anticipated Cybertruck, the child-friendly version is destined to be a hit this holiday season. Merry Christmas, parents.
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Cyberquad for Kids 😎 https://t.co/V9o355OArP
— Tesla (@Tesla) December 2, 2021
Designed for kids eight years and older, the Cyberquad is powered by a lithium-ion battery and runs on electricity like the bigger version. The physical makeup of the bike is composed of a steel frame, adjustable suspension, a cushioned seat and LED lights. The mini-vehicle is equipped with a 15-mile (24 kilometres) range and a top speed of 10 mph (16 kmh), which hopefully minimises the risk of your little one throwing a tantrum and jumping onto his steel horse to run away from home.
Making it accessible to all skill levels, the ATV possesses three-speed modes: 5 mph, 10 mph and 5 mph in reverse. Depending on the rider’s weight, the terrain and speed setting, Tesla says charging will take up to 5 hours to complete.
According to the company’s website, the pint-sized Cyberquad is scheduled to start shipping in the next two to four weeks. Unfortunately, Aussies may have to wait a little longer, with the Cyberquad currently only available on Tesla’s US website and will only ship nationally.
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Sam Mangioni
Sam Mangioni is an experienced Staff Writer with an extensive background in digital content production and news. Prior to working for Man of Many, Sam spent three years at Southern Cross Austereo where he served as a Content Producer and News Reporter for the flagship Triple M Breakfast Program. The Sydney-based reporter completed a Bachelor of Commerce from Macquarie University Majoring in Marketing in 2014. A specialist in sport, lifestyle and gear coverage, Sam's work has also featured in Fight News Australia.
