Tesla has created a miniature "levitating" Cybertruck, but it's no longer on sale

Tesla has hit the bullseye again with an object of desire for fans - this time a "levitating" Cybertruck. This desktop model of the electric pickup truck literally floats in the air thanks to its magnetic base. Of course, it instantly disappeared from the official shop.

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The model is made in 1:24 scale, measures 228 mm (8.98 inches) long and hovers over a 156 mm (6.14 inches) diameter circular magnetic platform. What sets it apart from the original Cybertruck is its monolithic appearance: no wheels, no doors and no gaps between body panels.

The miniature Cybertruck has LED strips on both ends, which are switched on by a magnetic-based button. It needs a Type-C cable and a power adapter to work. But there is a nuance: you'll have to place it on a perfectly flat, non-metallic surface. If you manage to set up the levitation correctly, the model will be able to rotate or calmly hang in the air.

This thing instantly went viral at the Tesla Shop, so now all that's left to do is monitor the official website in hopes of a re-batch. Or, if you really want one, look on eBay, where prices for the "levitating Cybertruck" are already ranging between $450 and almost $1000. For comparison, the official price was $250.

This model was another addition to the "family" of accessories based on the Cybertruck, among which there are already toys, mugs and even CyberBeer beer.

Source: Carscoops