Tesla raises US prices for two Cybertruck variants

Key facts

• Tesla raised prices for its dual-motor and premium all-wheel-drive Cybertrucks by $5,000 in the U.S.
• The dual-motor Cybertruck's new price is $74,990.
• The premium all-wheel-drive Cybertruck's new price is $84,990.
• The Cyberbeast variant's price increased by $15,000 to $114,990.
• The Cyberbeast includes a "Luxe Package" with Supervised Full Self-Driving and Supercharger access.

Tesla has increased the prices of some of its Cybertruck pickup truck models in the United States. The dual-motor and premium all-wheel-drive variants saw their prices rise by $5,000 to $74,990 and $84,990, respectively. The most expensive Cyberbeast model experienced a significant $15,000 price hike, bringing its new cost to $114,990. This top-tier model now includes a "Luxe Package" that features Supervised Full Self-Driving and complimentary access to Tesla's Supercharger network. These price adjustments come despite softer-than-expected sales for the Cybertruck and previous recalls, including one in March affecting approximately 46,000 vehicles. The current pricing for the Cyberbeast is substantially higher than CEO Elon Musk's initial 2019 pitch of a roughly $40,000 starting price, with the base model launched in late 2023 at $60,990.