A $1,900 electric Cyberquad ATV for kids is now available from Tesla

Tesla hasn’t yet shipped the Cybertruck or the full-size Cyberquad that made an impression at the unveiling of its Blade Runner-esque pickup truck, but if you purchase one now from its website, you can get a mini Cyberquad built for the kids in 2-4 weeks.

The Tesla “Cyberquad for Kids” is available for $1,900 on Tesla’s website, which is a pricey price compared to your normal Power Wheels, but it is by far the cheapest car in Tesla’s present lineup. With a “full steel frame,” cushioned seating, and fully adjustable suspension, the Cyberquad’s materials are a notch above your usual battery electric kid car.

It’s the cheapest Tesla, but it’s also the most limited in terms of range: the company claims it can go up to 15 miles on a full charge, which takes five hours. With a top speed of 10 mph on the speedometer, it’s also not likely to set any land speed records (which you can limit to a max of 5 mph for safety, if desired). That’s still a lot of speed for a kid’s ride-on vehicle, which is perhaps why Tesla recommends it for children aged 8 and above, with a maximum weight of 150 pounds.

For the time being, the Cyberquad for Kids is only available in the United States, and Tesla does not promise delivery in time for Christmas, though it would be an impressive gift to get (better than a whistle).

Meanwhile, the Cybertruck that inspired it has been postponed until the end of 2022, and it’s still unknown whether the full-size Cyberquad will be available at that time, though Elon Musk has previously stated that it will arrive alongside the all-electric pickup.