The design of the Tesla Cybertruck is certainly one of the most recognizable on the market. Elon Musk’s electric pickup made an impression even before it appeared on our roads, and this “pencil sketch”, if you can call it that, inspired other companies with their products.

This is the case of the Infinite Machine P1, an electric scooter made in the United States, the design of which is strangely reminiscent of a Tesla electric pickup truck.

A cybertruck on two wheels?

This electric scooter is characterized by clear and relatively “muscular” lines, like the Cybertruck, emphasized by rectilinear details that emphasize this impression of strength. With heavy use of exposed steel and aluminum, the P1 delivers on the basics of style.

The scooter works in conjunction with a smartphone app that uses Apple CarPlay to stream music to the built-in speakers. This scooter is connected, can receive automatic updates and has a satellite anti-theft system that allows you to lock the machine remotely.

This electric scooter has up to 100 km of autonomy

The power unit consists of an engine 17 hp which allows it to develop a maximum speed of 88 km/h. This same motor is powered by a 4.32kWh battery, allowing it to claim that range of 100 km in city conditions.

Naturally, a scooter with such a “specific” design has a specific price. Infinite Machine P1 starts up from $10,000 (about 9,000 euros), and all copies of the first phase of the pre-order are already sold out.

Production will begin in 2024. We don’t yet know if this scooter will also be offered across the Atlantic.

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