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Tesla Unveils Mini Cybertruck; Deliveries Expected in December

The scaled-down version gets the same design as the Cybertruck design and also features rear-wheel drive, LED lights, and electric braking
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Published on December 11, 2023

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  • Powered by a 22V lithium-ion battery and a 500W electric motor.
  • Has a range of 19 km and a top speed of 16 km/h.
  • Deliveries are expected to commence in December 2023.

Tesla, has rolled out a miniature version of its Cybertruck, designed specifically for kids aged 6 to 12. Priced at $1500 (Rs. 1,25,041.28) in the United States, this scaled-down model mirrors the Cybertruck's design, and featuring rear-wheel drive, LED lights, and electric braking.

 

Also Read: Tesla Cybertruck Deliveries Begin In USA; Prices Start At $79,990

 

Powered by a 22V lithium-ion battery and a 500W electric motor, this vehicle gives a range of 19 km and a top speed of 16 km/h, with adjustable speed settings.  Accommodating two children, this item is out of stock as on the website, however the deliveries are expected to begin in December 2023. 

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In terms of dimensions, it measures 1676 mm in length, 965.2 mm wide and 787.4 mm in height while weighing 71.6 kg with a maximum weight capacity of 68 kg. Other features of this miniature Cybertruck include an adjustable seat, pneumatic rubber tires, electronic brakes, LED headlight and taillight.

 

Also Read: New Tesla Model 3 Highland Gets An Active Bonnet For Pedestrian Protection

 

Tesla also offers a 1:18 scale diecast model of the Cybertruck, complete with functioning doors and tailgate, priced at $225 (Rs. 18,757.38).

Tesla also has Cyberquad electric vehicles for drivers aged 9 to 12. Powered by a 36V lithium-ion battery and a 500W motor, it reaches a top speed of 16 kmph, with an adjustable high/low-speed switch, offering up to 24 kms of range on a single charge. It features a full steel frame and features a cushioned seat, rear disk braking, and striking LED light bars.

 

Written by: Ronit Agarwal

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