Tesla launches $225 children's balance bike
Tesla has unveiled a $225 children's bike for kids ages 2 to 5. There are no motors or pedals. The design is as simple as possible: the child must move by dragging their feet along the ground.
Tesla has unveiled a $225 children's bike for kids ages 2 to 5. There are no motors or pedals. The design is as simple as possible: the child must move by dragging their feet along the ground.
Tesla has unveiled a $225 children's bike for kids ages 2 to 5. There are no motors or pedals. The design is as simple as possible: the child must move by dragging their feet along the ground.
The balance bike has a lightweight magnesium frame in white, a black seat with five-position adjustment, assembly tools, Tesla lettering on the sidewall and the company's "T" logo on the front. The model is designed for children weighing up to 35 kg and with a leg length of less than 33 cm, Engadget reports .

Tesla has created several products for children before, including the $1,900 Cyberquad ATV, which was later recalled due to safety concerns for children's vehicles.
Perhaps Tesla fans really want a branded electric bike and are willing to pay extra to get it. This bike is one of the most expensive in its segment: only a few models cost more (for example, the Woom 1, which at least has brakes), while most analogues on the market cost less than $100.
Despite this, according to the company's website, all new products are already completely sold out.



