The Tesla Cybertruck is a very powerful and expensive electric vehicle. It is equally a popular EV even before it goes on sale. We have seen a few look-alikes already. Now, Infinite Machine is providing an alternative Cybertruck with two wheels. Well, not exactly. The Infinite Machine’s P1 electric scooter bears a striking resemblance to the Cybertruck. Perhaps, we could call it the e-bike version of the Cybertruck or call it Cyberbike if you like.

Infinite Machine is a Brooklyn-based startup and it expects the P1 to be a hit in different directions. Although the company has not specifically stated that the P1 was inspired by the Cybertruck, the similarity is quite obvious. The scooter comes with a stocky and angular design. It has an aluminum and steel chassis with rectangular bar-like light. It has a top speed of 55mph (~89km/h) and a range of 60 miles (~97km) on a single charge.

The Infinite Machine P1 e-scooter allows for the mounting of other modules like a rear cargo compartment, speakers, and so on. There is a storage compartment below the moped’s seat and a reservoir under the handles. The P1 comes with some tech features as well. It features Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. This allows the user to get navigation, notifications, music, and other parameters on the scooter’s display. The integrated companion app allows the user to lock, track, or immobilize the P1 scooter if it is stolen.

The new Infinite Machine electric scooter will be available in anodized silver and black color options. The P1 electric scooter will have its first production run of 1,000 units and it has a starting price of $10,000. The first units will ship between 12 and 18 months, according to Infinite Machine. This means that the earliest P1 scooters will enter the market in Q4, 2024. Infinite Machine is already accepting deposits for the P1 ($1,000 or $5,000). The higher deposit places the buyer on the line to be among the first 100 recipients of the P1.

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