Tesla Decides to Win Customers… From Age Two
It seems Tesla has figured out how to nurture future buyers from early childhood. The company introduced a branded balance bike for children aged 2–5 for $225.
No electric motor, autopilot, or even pedals—the toddler simply pushes off with their feet.
The first batch is already sold out. Looks like Elon Musk's brand can sell almost anything—as long as it bears the Tesla logo. ⚡️
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