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After being recalled last year<\/a> for not meeting product safety standards, Tesla\u2019s $1,900 Cyberquad for Kids is once again available to purchase on the Tesla webstore in the US<\/a>. The latest release of the Cybertruck-inspired ride-on toy \u2014 identified as Model 915 \u2014 is an updated version of the Model 914 Cyberquad for Kids<\/a> that launched back in December 2021. Orders for the Model 915 are expected to begin shipping in late November.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Like the Model 914, the new Model 915 Cyberquad for Kids was jointly created by Tesla and popular children\u2019s toy maker Radio Flyer, best known as the makers of the Little Red Wagon. The battery-powered Cyberquad for Kids has a 500W motor with a top speed of 10 mph (that parents can switch to 5 mph) and a max range of 15 miles, with\u00a0LED headlights and taillights. Much like its Cybertruck inspiration, this pint-sized version of the Cyberquad ATV for adults<\/a> also features a steel frame and high-pressure rubber air tires.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a recall<\/a> for the original Model 914 in October 2022 after determining that it was better classified as a youth ATV rather than a ride-on toy. The Cyberquad for Kids failed to meet the federal mandatory safety standard requirements for youth ATVs at that time, which are fairly extensive owing to the high risk of injury ATVs present.\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Now, in addition to a modified rear suspension, changes have been made to ensure the product meets both CPSC rules and ASTM F963 toy safety standards, including a slightly higher age rating of 9-12 years (up from 8-12 years, which remains the advice for Europe<\/a>), a tire inflation warning label on the front-left fender, and another warning label clearly stating that the product isn\u2019t a youth ATV and \u201cis not for off-road use\u201d… despite what that kid is doing on the promotional image above.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n