Tesla applies for 'Cyberbackpack' trademark
Tesla could soon be adding a Cybertruck inspired backpack to their online store that will undoubtedly sell out within minutes just like their other recent Cybertruck inspired merchandise.
According to the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) the automaker applied to trademark 'Cyberbackpack' on April 8, 2022.
The filing shows the trademark would apply to book bags and school bags, and that the application is waiting to be assigned to an examiner.
Interestingly, we may already have a good idea of what the Cyberbackpack will look as Tesla wasn't the first to come up with the idea.
That belongs to a Tesla fan who has already designed and created the product, and even created a website to sell it for $199 USD.
Making the situation even more interesting, the Cyberbackpack.com website is no longer live. According to the Wayback Machine, the last time it was archived was on April 1, 2022, just one week before Tesla applied for the trademark.
The archived version of the site describes the Cyberbackpack as follows:
In China Tesla fans can purchase two backpacks, one of which already has a hint of the Cybertruck's design.
You can check out a video showing off the Cyberbackpack below.
h/t: Electrek
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Tesla could soon be adding a Cybertruck inspired backpack to their online store that will undoubtedly sell out within minutes just like their other recent Cybertruck inspired merchandise.
According to the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) the automaker applied to trademark 'Cyberbackpack' on April 8, 2022.
The filing shows the trademark would apply to book bags and school bags, and that the application is waiting to be assigned to an examiner.
Interestingly, we may already have a good idea of what the Cyberbackpack will look as Tesla wasn't the first to come up with the idea.
That belongs to a Tesla fan who has already designed and created the product, and even created a website to sell it for $199 USD.
Making the situation even more interesting, the Cyberbackpack.com website is no longer live. According to the Wayback Machine, the last time it was archived was on April 1, 2022, just one week before Tesla applied for the trademark.
The archived version of the site describes the Cyberbackpack as follows:
If Tesla does bring the Cyberbackpack to market, it wouldn't be their first backpack.
In China Tesla fans can purchase two backpacks, one of which already has a hint of the Cybertruck's design.
You can check out a video showing off the Cyberbackpack below.
h/t: Electrek
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