The Tesla Cyberquad, which was made for children, is being recalled from the market

The $1,900 Tesla Cyberquad is being recalled for safety violations.

The Tesla Cyberquad for Kids, a four-wheeled all-terrain ATV intended for children, has been recalled by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) for violating federal safety standards for youth ATVs. Around 5,000 Cyberquad for Kids vehicles sold in the market were confiscated.

Cyberquad for Kids is manufactured by Radio Flyer, an American toy company. The commission said that the maximum pressure of the tires is not compatible with the suspension system that adjusts the height and height of the vehicle and the people in the vehicle on rough roads. More importantly, Cyberquad for Kids does not come with ATV-approved procedures for safety.

Built in America import ATVs that are sold and distributed need an ATV certification procedure. After the CPSC announced the recall, Radio Flyer, the manufacturer of the vehicle, said it would give a full $1,900 refund to those who bought the vehicle and immediately surrender the motor controller. Some of the cost of returning the motor controller and removing other parts will also be reimbursed.

It is not yet known if Cyberquad for Kids models will re-enter the market later. This four-wheeled vehicle specially made for children can carry a maximum weight of 150 pounds and has a full-steel frame. cushion seat 500W electric motor Rear disc brake system LED light bars are used. Tesla has announced that the vehicle will be suitable for children aged 8 and up.

It uses a lithium-ion 288Wh battery, and can drive up to 15 miles with this battery. It takes 5 hours to fully charge once and the maximum speed is up to 1 hour 10 mph, but the top speed is set to 5 mph to keep children safe. According to recent reports, a 36-year-old woman and an 8-year-old boy fell from riding a Cyberquad and suffered a fractured shoulder.

Tesla is recalling 24,000 of its Model 3 electric cars built since 2017 due to a possible seat belt problem.