Tesla also launched a peripheral product, a belt buckle engraved with the words "Don't Mess With Tesla", which was quickly snapped up after going online.
It's a product Tesla launched to celebrate the upcoming completion of the Texas Gigafactory, and it costs $150 per belt buckle.
Carved from die-cast zinc, this belt buckle is finished with antique silver finishes with an engraved star (Texas is also known as the "Lone Star State") and Tesla's "T" logo, and the words "Don't Mess With" are engraved around the stars, which are modeled after the Texas slogan "Don't Mess With Texas".
Just before Christmas, Tesla launched a lot of interesting peripheral products. A few weeks ago, the company released the Cyberwhistle Whistle, which costs $50 and is made of medical-grade stainless steel, is a limited edition premium collectible that quickly sold out, with the current resale price of the second-hand website reaching hundreds of dollars.
Tesla also released a cyberquad ATV for children, priced at $1900, whose design was inspired by the Cyberruck pickup, which was quickly sold out and is currently several times more expensive on second-hand websites.
Source: Market News
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