Tesla has launched a 1:10 scale remote-control version of its Cybertruck that can reach speeds of up to 60 km/h (about 37 mph). The release comes as the future of the full-size electric pickup remains uncertain.
Tesla Launches $350 Remote-Control Cybertruck
The 1:10 scale Cybertruck RC Racer has all-wheel drive and independent suspension, and for now only Tesla vehicle owners can buy it.

The new model, called the Cybertruck RC Racer, has all-wheel drive, an electric motor and independent suspension on each wheel. It also has a stability system and is built to handle off-road driving.
A single charge gives up to 20 minutes of driving, and the remote control has a range of about 100 meters (roughly 330 feet).
The model is sold through Tesla's online store and costs $350 in the United States. According to the purchase terms on the site, sales are currently limited to Tesla vehicle owners.
The launch follows an announcement by Elon Musk that Tesla plans to cut Cybertruck production at its Texas plant during 2027 to make room for manufacturing autonomous taxis. Musk later said production of the pickup would continue until at least the end of summer 2027.







