Tesla Cyberquad: Recalled from the United States and launched in Europe

According to news on October 19, Tesla announced that it would launch in the European market last year’s Radio The Cyberquad children's version of the all-terrain motorcycle launched in cooperation with Flyer. This unique children's vehicle is equipped with a small 500-watt electric motor and a 288-watt-hour battery pack. It can reach a top speed of 16 kilometers per hour and has a range of 13 kilometers.

Last year, the first batch of 5,000 Cyberquads launched by Tesla sold out quickly in the United States, each selling for $1,900. However, a second batch was not subsequently offered as the stroller was recalled by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission last year.

It is understood that the reason for the recall is quite bizarre. The regulator launched an investigation after receiving a complaint from a 36-year-old complainant who said he fell and suffered minor bruises while riding the children's toy car. Regulators later announced the recall, citing the product's "mechanical suspension and maximum tire pressure" as failing to meet requirements for children's toys.

# Tesla is pushing the product into other markets despite regulators deeming it too dangerous for the U.S. market. Earlier this year, Tesla launched the Cyberquad in the Chinese market, priced at 11,990 yuan, and now it has introduced it to the European market.

As for the latest updates on the Cyberquad electric all-terrain vehicle, there isn’t much information yet. However, we still look forward to it being launched as planned in the future. Recently, Tesla also re-applied for the Cyberquad trademark, which may mean that the company still has confidence in the product.

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