Tesla releases a wooden Cybertruck and semi truck set you can buy for $60

If Tesla vehicles are outside of your financial remit, the EV brand has released a new version of the Cybertruck and Semi Truck, as a scandi-styled wooden fleet is now available for a lot less than the armored stainless steel OGs.

It’s been the stumbling block on which customers and the brand have tripped over: the price.

Particularly with the Cybertruck, customers have struggled to cough up the cash for these futuristic vehicles that have bells and whistles that aren’t typically needed in your day-to-day commute.

So, the brand has now made a version that everyone can own, and it is all kinds of cute.

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Tesla launches its most affordable car yet: a wooden Cybertruck and Semi Truck set

Customers have been calling for a more affordable set of Tesla cars for some time.

This chorus of wishes has echoed through the Austin, Texas, Gigafactory, and out has popped the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y Standard variants at the lowest price yet.

There’s even a cheaper Cybertruck in the works.

But this latest product has stripped back the stainless steel and armored glass.

The wooden Cybertruck and Semi Truck have been revealed by Tesla, and it might be the cutest vehicular toy set and stocking-filler that we’ve seen in years.

Looking like the modern-day rocking horse, the duo of wooden cars is a real Scandinavian-inspired treat that would serve as a timeless ornament for adults or a fun rocket-ship-esque toy for kids.

“Adults will put this on a shelf, kids will ram it into walls,” a brand spokesperson said in the toys’ release.

The two cars are sold together for $60, and are designed so that the Cybertruck can get a piggyback from the Semi Truck.

Is this a deflection from Tesla’s own Cyber-fleet leaks?

All of this comes as the EV maker looks to have slipped up with small toys that gave away future vehicles.

In a previous promotional video, mock-up cars appeared to hint at the production of a Cybervan, which was seemingly a leak from the brand itself.

But maybe this is Tesla’s way of showcasing that the toys are simply that, just toys.

Luckily, these toys are arriving just in time for Christmas, and could be the perfect gift for any EV lover.

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