Tesla has raised the price of the Cybertruck Dual-Motor AWD by $5,000, from $69,990 to $74,990. The increase of 7.1 per cent is the second price hike for the entry-level version since its launch earlier this year.
The Premium AWD also becomes more expensive, rising by $5,000 from $79,990 to $84,990, an increase of around 6.3 per cent. Tesla has left the price of the range-topping Cyberbeast unchanged at $99,990.
The latest adjustment means the gap between the Premium AWD and Cyberbeast has narrowed to $15,000. It also puts the current entry price of the electric pickup 25 per cent above the introductory price Tesla offered in February.
Tesla introduced the Dual-Motor AWD in February at $59,990, lowering the Cybertruck’s entry price by $20,000 compared with the previously cheapest configuration. The existing $79,990 AWD version was renamed Premium All-Wheel Drive at the same time. Tesla also reduced the Cyberbeast from $114,990 to $99,990.
However, the $59,990 price was only available for a limited period. Tesla CEO Elon Musk said at launch that the offer would run for ten days and that subsequent pricing would depend on demand. During that period, delivery estimates moved from June 2026 to September and October and, for some configurations, into 2027.
