And it’s just as useless as the real “truck.”
This is the best summary I could come up with:
You can now add cutlery to the list of official Cybertruck-inspired products that have hit the market before Tesla has managed to launch the actual vehicle.
On Wednesday, Tesla investor Sawyer Merritt spotted that the automaker’s Chinese business arm has teamed up with McDonald’s to produce 50,000 limited-edition “Cyber Spoons.”
The spoons sport the EV’s angular design and brushed silver finish and reportedly cost 30 yuan (around $4).
Oh, and the spoon itself says “DON’T PANIC,” a nod to the book The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy written by Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s “favorite philosopher,” Douglas Adams.
Last month, it released a Cybertruck-inspired “cat nest” made entirely from cardboard, and it’s previously launched a “Cybervault” charging box in the region.
If you’re holding out for the real Cybertruck, however, you hopefully won’t be waiting long — Tesla announced back in April that it’s planning a delivery event for Q3 2023, with production-at-scale anticipated for 2024.
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