On December 15, according to Tesmanian, Tesla unveiled the "Don't Mess With Tesla" belt buckle, inspired by the upcoming Completion of the Giga Texas, which costs $150 (about 955.5 yuan).
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Tesla's expansion in the U.S. began with the construction of new factories. After suffering unfair treatment in California, Tesla decided to move its headquarters to Texas. From a financial point of view, the move is very beneficial to Tesla and some employees, but it has caused damage to the California economy. Previously, California had received billions of dollars in tax revenue from Tesla's operations.
In early November, Tesla produced 1,500 Giga Texas belt buckles and handed them all over to the company's employees. The belt buckle is now available on Tesla stores and was quickly snapped up.
Crafted and carved from die-cast zinc, this product has a silver finish engraved with a star and Tesla's "T" logo, which is also engraved with the words "Don't Mess With" around the star.
This isn't the first time Tesla has launched an interesting peripheral product. Previously, Tesla had launched Tesla glass bottles, Cyberwhistle whistles, and children's Cyberquad ATV off-road vehicles.
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