Tesla releases Cybertruck metal key card—because why not?

12/31/2024 03:23 AM

Tesla definitely seems to be determined to release the coolest lineup of accessories for its coolest vehicle. As could be seen in an update to the Tesla Shop, the electric vehicle maker has now launched a metal key card for the Cybertruck—because why not?

Cybertruck keys:

• The Cybertruck, similar to Tesla's other vehicles, is shipped with a regular key card. 
• The vehicle could also be accessed and locked through a phone key. 
• As per the Cybertruck's Owner's Manual, the all-electric pickup truck is capable of supporting a total of 19 keys.

The Cybertruck's Metal Key Card:

• Tesla's Cybertruck Metal Key Card functions much like the vehicle's regular key card, but it is finished using premium stainless steel
• As per Tesla's description of the item: 
• "Convenient, durable, versatile. The Cybertruck Metal Key Card is a premium stainless-steel alternative to our traditional plastic key cards, making it easy to access your Cybertruck without your Phone Key. Ideal for when your phone is unavailable or when sharing your vehicle with a friend or valet."
• The Cybertruck Metal Key Card costs $60.
• In comparison, the Cybertruck's regular key card is sold for $40.
• The Cybertruck Metal Key Card comes with the metal key card itself, as well as a bifold key card wallet.

Tesla Cybertruck merch push:

• Being the company's most eye-catching vehicle, it is no surprise that that Tesla has been releasing quite a lot of merchandise inspired by the all-electric pickup truck. 
• These include a $250 levitating Cybertruck model, as well as a $35 Cybertruck wind-up racer, both of which are out of stock.
• Tesla also sells the $35 "CyberMug," a $40 "CyberStein," and a $50 "CyberVessel."
• Other Cybertruck-inspired merchandise are the $60 Cyberwhistle Stealth, and the $50 CyberOpener.

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