The Cybertruck Scooter
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this thing is called the infinite machines P1 but I'm going to call it the Cyber scooter for obvious reasons so I think clearly the design is inspired by the cybertruck right it's got these sharp angles it's got aluminum and steel also way I think these lights are integrated up front looks pretty sick especially at night it's got blinkers and a brake light here at the back but there's also a carplay screen up at the front that'll show you everything plus a slot for your phone right here also a horn but most importantly this is fully electric just like the actual cyber Tru and surprisingly modular this block down here is actually the battery and it's fully removable and replaceable and on a full charge that'll get you 70 M of range which means that the part you're sitting on is not battery it's actually storage and where you plug it in so this thing has three modes fast faster and fastest and there's a red boost button under this flap that gets you to your top speed of 55 mph as fast as possible so just like the Cyber Tru this thing is not out yet and it'll be pretty pricey around 10K when it comes out later but yeah this might be better in the city for a lot of people than any truck
The Cyber scooter is presented as a compact electric vehicle inspired by the design language of the Tesla Cybertruck. The speaker notes sharp angles and a front cluster that resembles the Cybertruck’s aesthetic, using aluminum and steel components to give it a rugged look. Up front there are integrated lights, including blinkers, while a carplay screen dominates the dash area and a phone slot adds everyday practicality. The vehicle is described as fully electric, with a removable and replaceable battery block that doubles as storage when unplugged, hinting at modular engineering. On a full charge, it is claimed to deliver about 70 miles of range, and the scooter offers three performance modes named fast, faster, and fastest, with a red boost button unlocking the top speed of 55 mph. The creator cautions that the Cyber scooter is not yet released and suggests a target price around 10,000, concluding that it could become a city-friendly alternative to a traditional truck for many buyers.
Topics · technology · electric-vehicles · design · transportation · sci-fi · prop-vehicle
Questions answered
- What is the top speed of the Cyber scooter and how is it achieved?
- The top speed is 55 mph, achieved via a red boost button under a front flap that activates the highest performance mode.
- What is claimed about the battery in the Cyber scooter?
- The battery block is fully removable and replaceable, and the scooter is described as fully electric with an estimated 70 miles of range on a full charge, with the block itself serving as storage when unplugged.
- Is the Cyber scooter a released product yet, and what is the expected price?
- The video notes that the scooter is not released yet, and it suggests a price around 10,000 when it comes out.