Hot Wheels introduces a new 1:64 scale model, Tesla Roadster & Tesla Cybertruck
These toys are miniature reproductions of the genuine Cybertruck and Roadster are available in two sizes: a 1:64 scale model and a 1:10 scale model. After pre-orders, both models were sold out.
In a sense, Hot Wheels is simply attempting to replicate the experience of purchasing one of Tesla’s genuine cars, although at a size of 1:100.
In February, Mattel debuted two versions of the Cybertruck as part of their Hot Wheels line, and they looked really cool.
The first is a $20 remote-controlled model in 1:64 size, while the other RC car is a massive 1:10 scale model that costs $400.
This year, we got our hands on the larger version, and the details are incredible.
Working headlights and taillights, a clever fold-down tailgate for cargo, and, to our delight, reusable cracked window stickers are included.
They pay homage to Tesla CEO Elon Musk notoriously shattering the window at the unveiling of the electric vehicle, and it’s hilarious.
The model will run for around 30 minutes at speeds up to 25 mph on a full charge. Mattel hasn’t stated how many will be produced, but announced in February that quantities will be “very limited.” The smaller toy will have a wider distribution.
Even so, Mattel has a strong chance of beating the Cybertruck to market.
Despite the fact that the manufacture of the Tesla Roadster has been delayed, you may still get your hands on a brand new one today — it will just be very little.
The first edition of Hot Wheels’ electric hypercar has been released, and it is now available in stores.
The Roadster is finished in silver with a black bonnet and comes with a different set of wheels than the real-life Roadster prototype or other Matchbox 1:64 scale models.
According to the information we have, this is the first time this new Hot Wheels Premium Tesla Roadster has been seen on store shelves in Canada or the United States.
On Mattel’s website, both toys are were sold out, but now you don’t have to wait to buy them.
Hot Wheels Tesla
1. Hot Wheels Tesla Cybertruck
Vehicles in 1:64 scale that are highly detailed and have cutting-edge designs. Put your imagination in the driver’s seat and get ready to turn heads!
The realistic details and accurate decos that have been a part of Hot Wheels history since 1968 are present in every car.
2. Hot Wheels Tesla Cybertruck & Electric Cyberquad with Custom Controller
The sleek Hot Wheels 1:10 R/C Cybertruck combines Tesla’s bold innovation with Hot Wheels’ timeless tradition for unrivaled R/C fun.
The free-rolling Cyberquad can be added or removed from the open truck bed, which is part of Cybertruck’s unique design factor.
The custom remote controller is unique to this model and is based on the steering wheel of the Cybertruck. The R/C vehicle’s amazing stylings are only enhanced by the operational headlights and taillights.
The Cybertruck’s amazing intricacy and epic design features will delight collectors, while R/C aficionados will marvel at its speed, which can reach up to 12 mph.
Prior to each use, pairing is required.
3. Hot Wheels Tesla Roadster
All Alloy and plastic durable body. Die-cast automobile in 1:64 scale.
4. Hot Wheels Tesla Model X
Die-cast automobile in 1:64 scale. The finish is white.
Hot Wheels are a terrific present for both new and experienced Hot Wheels collectors who desire the most comprehensive collection of 1:64 scale vehicles.
5. Hot Wheels Tesla Model S
Blue Hot Wheels 1:64 Scale Collectible Die Cast Metal Toy Car Model of Tesla Model S. For optimal collectability, each vehicle is wrapped in its original, distinct packaging.
6. Hot Wheels Tesla Model 3
Tesla Model 3 Factory Fresh Hot Wheels are a favorite among automobile aficionados and racing lovers of all ages, who enjoy the amazing stylings and famous castings.
FAQ’s About Hot Wheels Tesla
Does Hot Wheels have a Tesla?
Yes, Hot Wheels brings vehicle play to a whole new level of adrenaline, with a first-of-its-kind mixed-play experience. Create a virtual garage full of amazing vehicles to race, jump, crash, and compete with, several Tesla Models.
Does matchbox have a Tesla?
The toy giant has now released its first carbon-neutral Matchbox car, which is built entirely of recyclable materials. The latest model is none other than the Tesla Roadster, which is electric.
How much is a Tesla Cybertruck?
A Tesla Cybertruck with a single motor and rear-wheel drive starts at $39,900, not including destination charges. The entry-level Dual Motor all-wheel-drive Cybertruck costs $49,900, while the top-of-the-line Tri-Motor all-wheel-drive Cybertruck costs $69,900.
Which is better Hot Wheels or Matchbox?
Matchbox focuses on realism, with automobiles and lorries (Matchbox has significantly more truckers than Hot Wheels) that may be seen on the road. Hot Wheels has a more fantastical feel to it, with cars that are somewhat modified or hot-rodded from the main model.
Who has the biggest Hot Wheels collection?
Other collectors, on the other hand, are more concerned with breadth than with value. Mike Zarnock, a Utica, New York, auto mechanics teacher, now holds the Guinness World Record for the greatest collection of distinct Hot Wheels cars, with over 30,000 as on 1 August 2020
