Tesla showed the Cyberquad quad bike, which turned out to be an electrified version of the Yamaha Raptor

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Along with the presentation of his sensational Cybertruck pickup truck, Elon Musk introduced another unusual vehicle: the Cyberquad electric quad bike , which can be transported in the back of a Tesla pickup truck.



It is worth noting that this is not the first time that Tesla has "rolled out" two new products at once at a presentation. For example, during the premiere of the Tesla Semi in 2017, Musk surprised the audience with "another product": the next-generation roadster, the world's fastest production 4-seater car.

Tesla CEO not only showed a prototype of an electric quad bike, but spain number data also made it drive into the back of a pickup truck. The Cyberquad design inherits the Cybertruck in some ways: the same original appearance with some futuristic features.

Cyberquad drives into the back of a Cybertruck pickup truck
Cyberquad drives into the back of a Cybertruck pickup truck

After driving the Cybertruck, Elon Musk connected the quad to the electrical outlets (110V / 220V) on board the pickup truck. This means that while the Cyberquad is in the back of the Cybertruck, it is charging. By the way, in several of his tweets, Musk indicated that he plans to release a version of the Cybertruck with installed solar panels that will be able to generate enough energy to drive 15 miles per day . The same “green” energy will be used to charge the quad.

Cyberquad will definitely be available for purchase, but it is unknown when.
The company has not yet revealed any specifications for the electric quad bike and has not announced any plans to launch it into production. However, unlike many other automakers, if Elon Musk presents a prototype, it means he plans to make it available for order. Although the quad bike will be the beginning of a completely new product line for this automaker.

And while we don't know anything about its capabilities or potential cost yet, we can expect the range and power to be at least on par with the Harley-Davidson Livewire, which is capable of traveling up to 143 miles on a single charge.