The ATV for Kids Cyberquadwas released in Europe, although it was criticized in America for being considered dangerous.
Instead of the actual Cyberquad, which is expected to be a full-scale electric ATV, Tesla released the Cyberquad for Kids in partnership with Radio Flyer last year. The electric vehicle for kids is equipped with a small 500-watt electric motor and battery . It reaches a top speed of 10 mph and has a range of a few miles. It's basically a small, functional copy of the Cyberquad, but for kids.
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Tesla quickly sold out the first batch of 5,000 units, which sold for $1,900 each. There was no second batch because the product was recalled by the U.S. last year.
The recall was initiated by a complaint, which regulators were called to investigate .A 36-year-old man reported that he suffered injuries (bruises) after falling while riding the child carrier. After the 36-year-old filed a complaint about using a child carrier, regulators decided to recall the product because the “mechanical suspension and maximum tire pressure” did not meet the requirements for a child carrier.
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While regulators believe the product is too dangerous for Americans, Tesla is launching it in other markets, including now in Europe. Earlier this year, it introduced the Cyberquad for Kids in China.
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The era of electric vehicles seems to be extending to kids, as we can see from Tesla's new product. This futuristic, kid-friendly vehicle is intended for children aged 8 and up, offering young drivers the opportunity to experience the exhilarating power of electric vehicles.
Source: electrek.co
