Tesla China Adds 1:10 Cybertruck RC for ¥1,769 and Optimus Gen 2.5

Tesla Cybertruck RC Racer and Optimus Gen 2.5 Factory Edition figure

Tesla has introduced two new collectibles in the online Tesla Shop in China: a remote-control Cybertruck and a factory-themed Optimus action figure. Both are currently available only in China.

Update (11/11): Tesla has officially launched both the Cybertruck RC Racer ($350) and the Action Figure 2.5 | Factory Edition ($45) in the U.S.

Cybertruck RC Racer

The Cybertruck RC car is priced at ¥1,769, or roughly $250. It is a 1:10 scale model with a brushless motor, four-wheel drive, and independent suspension.

According to Tesla, the RC can reach up to 60 km/h (about 37 mph). A gyroscope helps maintain stability while drifting. The 2.4 GHz remote offers a range of up to 99.4 meters (~326 feet), and the body uses impact-resistant polycarbonate for durability.

The vehicle measures 56.5 cm in length (about 22 inches) and is powered by an 11.1V, 3,400 mAh battery rated for up to 20 minutes of run time. It includes a pistol-grip remote and a charger; the remote requires four AA batteries. Tesla also notes that once the product has been used, it cannot be returned without a reason.

The RC release follows news about the full-size model: Tesla announced it will end Cybertruck production to make room for more Cybercabs and said it will have to refund deposits for a lot of buyers it can’t build trucks for. Elon Musk has since extended Cybertruck production through the end of summer 2027.

Optimus Gen 2.5 Factory Edition

The new Optimus figure costs ¥199, or about $28. Based on the Optimus Gen 2.5 design with gold and black limbs, the Factory Edition includes an orange high-visibility vest with a Tesla logo, a white Tesla hard hat, a Tesla-branded wrench, and a cordless drill. The figure is poseable and ships in a display box with a Tesla factory backdrop.

The real Optimus platform has progressed to its Gen 3 design. Tesla started Optimus production at its Fremont factory last month, utilizing floor space previously used for the Model S and Model X.

Tesla hasn’t announced availability for other regions. With the holidays approaching, a North American launch could come soon.