As incredible as it may seem, even Elon Musk was surprised by the introduction of Tesla's newest item. In this case, there is nothing involving electric cars, trips to Mars or telescopes.
This time, the launch is a spoon, the result of a partnership with McDonald’s in China. Tesla China has a reputation for being much more proactive about marketing and social media use than its Western counterparts.
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Its active presence on the Weibo platform, which is similar to Twitter (X), is well known. Brand aficionados are constantly informed about the latest updates and news.
The Chinese team from Tesla has stood out for its creativity in designing new accessories aimed at a modern lifestyle, with an exclusive focus on the Chinese market.
Recently, they introduced unusual products such as a karaoke microphone designed specifically for Tesla cars and the CyberVault.
The latest news released by Tesla's official Weibo account is a surprising promotional partnership with McDonald's China. The objective is to sell 50,000 spoons inspired by the Tesla Cybertruck, dubbed “Cyber Spoon”.
Tesla spoon will be sold in an app
This quirky accessory appears to have been made available via an app and is being sold for approximately US$4.10 (about R$20), possibly including a special edition of the MC flurry.
The “Cyber Spoon” has an angular design, which recalls the look of the Tesla Cybertruck, a Tesla vehicle about to be launched. However, it's important to note that unlike its real-world counterpart, the spoon doesn't appear to be made from a stainless steel alloy.
This partnership and the launch of unconventional accessories highlight Tesla China's innovative approach to marketing and creating products that appeal to the Chinese audience.
After all, this audience has demonstrated that the company is actively seeking creative ways to connect with its customers and enthusiasts. See the image of the Tesla spoon:
(Image: Reproduction)
Elon Musk thought it was fake news
Musk declared that the invention was fake news. However, despite the Tesla boss's denial, the scoop appears to be real. This is because it was published directly on Tesla's official Weibo account and also on the official McDonald's website in China.
Furthermore, some Chinese Tesla owners reported having purchased the accessory on Twitter, proving that the launch actually took place.
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