A few years ago Radio Flyer teamed up with Tesla to create a kids’ version of the Tesla Model S. That drivable mini electric sedan packs a lithium-ion battery and costs $500. Now, the companies are ...

Radio Flyer has worked with Tesla to create a kids version of the Model S: it’s got the same colors and different battery sized, but can’t go quite as fast. This really is a miniaturized version of ...

You're a family oriented sort of person. You have a suburban home in small-town America with a white picket fence, tw0-and-a-half children, and a Tesla Model Y electric vehicle to move the family ...

Now there's a Tesla electric car for people that aren't even old enough to drive yet. Radio Flyer collaborated with Tesla to make a Model S for kids, and it could be the perfect way to indoctrinate ...

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Ever since the Tesla Model S came to be, we've been waiting to see what kind of oddball contraptions the third-party side of the industry can produce using the electric sedan as a base. And while we ...

For $100, anyone can be a Tesla owner... sort of. Radio Flyer now offers a Tesla Model Y sit-down toy car, specifically created for kids from 1-and-a-half to 4 years old. So, yes, you can buy one even ...

Kids can cruise down the sidewalk in their own mini Tesla. — -- Here's a Tesla you may be able to afford. The bad news: It's kid-sized. Radio Flyer, the company behind the classic red wagon, has ...

Tesla and century-old toy company Radio Flyer have a new vehicle on the way: a miniature Model Y. The toy, called "My First Model Y," is for children between 18 months and 4 years old, and comes with ...

It’s a great time to be a kid if you like tiny, expensive, electric vehicles. Last week, a company called Actev debuted the Arrow Kart, an extremely smart go-kart with a top speed of 12 miles per hour ...

The maker of the popular red toy wagon, Radio Flyer, announced today a “Model S for Kids” in partnership with Tesla Motors. The toy ride-on car uses li-ion batteries and has reportedly been developed ...