Key Takeaways
1. Tesla has launched its long-awaited Supercharged Gummies, featuring flavors like Cyberberry, Mango Bolt, and Dog Mode Chill.
2. The gummies are packaged in a box shaped like a lightning bolt and are priced at $35, also included in goodie bags at the grand opening of a new Tesla diner.
3. The new Supercharger station on Santa Monica Boulevard is inspired by 1950s drive-in theaters and offers organic food items along with the gummies.
4. Tesla is also introducing an LED lighting strip for the frunk of Model Y and Model 3, with easy installation and a $100 price tag.
5. There are concerns about the pricing of the frunk LED strip, as it is considered high for a feature that many believe should come standard.
After the release of Tesla’s tequila and beer set, the car manufacturer has introduced its long-anticipated gummy candies, which have been talked about since they were trademarked last year.
Supercharged Gummies Launch
Named Supercharged Gummies, this clever name plays on words perfectly. The Tesla candy options feature a strawberry-flavored Cyberberry, a Mango Bolt, and a raspberry Dog Mode Chill.
The Supercharged Gummies are packaged in a box shaped like a Tesla lightning bolt, which appears to be influenced by its Diner Supercharger, similar to the themed salt and pepper shakers. They are now available at the diner for $35, and were also included in the goodie bags for guests who attended its grand opening on Monday.
Diner Inspiration
The newly opened Supercharger station on Santa Monica Boulevard draws inspiration from 1950s drive-in movie theaters and diners. It offers organic burgers, milkshakes, and other exclusive items beyond the Supercharged Gummies, including a new black Optimus action figure where the robot is dressed as a fast-food server.
To keep up with the festive product launches, Tesla is also introducing an LED lighting strip designed for the frunk of the Model Y and Model 3. The installation is said to be simple, as the Model Y frunk lighting strip connects directly to the SUV’s power supply. The ambient lighting for the front box in both the Model 3 and Model Y comes with a constant current control module and boasts an IP67 water-resistance rating, perfect for those occasions when the frunk is used as a cooler for parties.
Pricing Concerns
However, similar to the Supercharged Gummies, the $100 price tag for the Model Y frunk LED strip feels steep for an ambient lighting feature that arguably should have been included as standard.
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