Less than half a month after going online, tesla children's Cyberquad electric ATV priced at about 12,000 yuan was targeted by scalpers, and it can be seen through third-party trading websites that the most exaggerated transfer order has been increased to $17,000 (about 108,100 yuan).
The children's version of Cyberquad was officially launched earlier this month, and after the opening of the reservation, sales were hot, and Tesla had replenished it twice in one day, but it was sold out.
Some people who grabbed the order took the initiative to think carefully and put the transfer order on eBay, but its list price was at least 2 times higher than the original price, most of which was between 4,000 and 6,000 US dollars, about 25,000-38,000 yuan.
Until recently, there was a transfer order of up to 100,000 yuan, which was already 9 times the original price of the car, and it seems that scalpers are indeed borderless.
Inspired by the Cyberruck pickup truck and also has a Cyberer style, the four-wheeled all-terrain vehicle (ATV) features an all-steel frame, padded seats and adjustable suspension with rear disc brakes and LED light bars.
The built-in lithium-ion battery, which can be fully charged in 5 hours using a home power supply, and the maximum driving range is 15 miles (about 24 kilometers), which is completely enough for the little ones.
Its speed setting will have two modes of low speed and high speed, the maximum speed of low speed mode is 8km/h, and the maximum speed of high-speed mode is 16km/h, and parents can adjust the corresponding driving speed according to the age of their children.
In addition, the model also needs to be assembled by the parents themselves, and it will be divided into at least 18 parts when it arrives.