Previously, Tesla launched a children's version of the pure electric off-road vehicle Cyberquad overseas, which has a similar appearance to the pure electric pickup cyberruck, full of cyberpunk design and cool feeling, priced at $1900, about 12090 yuan. Christmas is coming, Tesla launched such a hard-core "Christmas gift", the first day of the launch was robbed, Tesla has twice replenished, but both were snapped up.
Seeing that the order is so hot, many overseas users have moved their minds and transferred orders at high prices on the Internet. Its list price is at least 2 times higher than the original price, most of which is between 4,000 and 6,000 US dollars, which is about 25,000-38,000 yuan. What's more, some users directly listed a sky-high price of 17,000 US dollars (about 108152 yuan), which is 9 times the original car price. In this way, these overseas users have to increase the price quite fiercely, and have to make people sigh, scalpers have no borders.
The launch of the children's version of Cyberquad is actually a WELL-known ATV, known in English as All Terrain Vehicle (All Terrain Quad), abbreviated as ATV. The new car is the same as the adult version of the previously unveiled model in terms of appearance, which can be said to be a version that reduces the proportion of the adult version of the model. The sharp polygonal body shape is full of three-dimensional and technological sense, and the LED light strip is perfectly hidden in the center of the front. Don't say that children will feel very cool when they receive such a gift, that is, after adults see the real car, the heart of the cross-country that is eager to move will also be stirred up.
Built with an all-steel frame, Tesla Kids Cyberquad is rear-wheel drive and comes with padded seats, LED headlights and adjustable suspension for children aged 8 and up, with a weight limit of 68kg.
In terms of battery life, the new car is equipped with a removable 36V lithium-ion battery, the cruising range is about 24km, and the ordinary charge can be fully charged for 5 hours. Its driving speed can be set by the parents, and the maximum speed can be set to 16km/h.
It is worth mentioning that the shelves on the official website this time are also the assembly instructions of the children's version of Cyberquad. This means that if children want to drive to the wilderness, they must first install it step by step according to the instructions. For children around the age of 8, assembling a small buggy by working their own is indeed a fulfilling and meaningful thing.
At present, this children's version of Cyberquad only supports users to purchase on Tesla's official website in the United States, and only provides delivery services in the United States. Are you interested in a kid buggy with a cool look and needs to assemble it yourself? Can you understand the mentality of some overseas users who spend high prices to buy other people's orders? Feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments section below.