Tesla Cyberquad Comeback: Model 915 Now Safe and Ready for Cybertruck's Arrival

Just in time for the much-anticipated Cybertruck deliveries, Tesla has re-launched the Cyberquad, now fully compliant and safer than ever. The Model 915 comes as a delightful surprise, maintaining its charm and appeal while addressing previous safety concerns.

A Rocky Start, A Smooth Comeback

The original Cyberquad, a hit from the get-go in 2021, hit a snag with CSPC compliance issues related to youth ATV safety standards. The primary concerns revolved around the vehicle's suspension and tire pressure limits. Tesla, in partnership with Radio Flyer, took these concerns seriously, leading to the recall and reengineering of the product.

Model 915: Safety First

In the revamped Model 915, every concern has been meticulously addressed. Reclassified under ASTM F963 as an electric ride-on toy, it now features a redesigned rear suspension with rubber-coated metal inserts for a secure fit. The quad also sports a revised warning label clearly stating its non-ATV status and intended use, along with an updated tire inflation label.

Designed for the Young and Young at Heart

Aimed at kids aged 9-12, the Model 915 retains its robust build and exciting features. It boasts a 36V battery, a 500W motor, and LED headlights. The quad's range stands at an impressive 15 miles, with dual-speed settings capping the speed at 5 or 10 mph, making it a fun yet safe choice for young adventurers.

Perfect Timing with Cybertruck Deliveries

Coinciding with the Cybertruck's delivery on November 30, the Tesla Cyberquad Model 915 emerges as the ideal accessory for Tesla-loving families. Priced at $1,900, it's an eco-friendly, fun-filled add-on that promises to enhance the Tesla experience for the entire family.