Tesla takes new strides in the field of electric vehicles
As one of the foremost names that springs to mind when discussing electric cars, Tesla continues to expand its portfolio each day.
In a surprising move in the electric vehicle market, Tesla is looking to capture the attention of Chinese consumers by introducing its "Pure Electric Off-Road Motorcycle," also known as the "Cyberquad," to the Chinese market. This innovative electric ATV, a unique Tesla product designed for children, was launched at the end of 2021 and has quickly gained popularity. Now, Tesla has decided to make it available in China as well.
Pre-orders for the much-anticipated Cyberquad have just begun in China. The Cyberquad is set to retail at a price of 11,990 yuan, roughly equivalent to $1,700. It boasts a 12-kilometer range and represents a smaller, more budget-friendly iteration of Tesla's electric ATV associated with the Cybertruck.
Tesla takes new strides in the field of electric vehicles
The Cyberquad is marked by its simplistic yet sturdy design. With a steel frame and a body constructed from durable plastic, it can support a maximum load of 150 kilograms. Powered by a 12-volt battery, it takes roughly six hours to fully charge the ATV. The vehicle comes equipped with a headlight, taillight, and turn signals. Additionally, for ease of use, it also includes a detachable ramp for straightforward loading and unloading.
It's important to note that the toy vehicle arrives unassembled. Upon delivery, it will be presented in at least 18 distinct parts that parents will need to assemble for their children.
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