Tesla increases Cybertruck entry price to $74,990 as all-wheel drive trims climb $5,000 in United States
Tesla has adjusted retail pricing across its electric pickup lineup in the United States, raising entry-level and mid-grade all-wheel drive configurations by $5,000 while maintaining top-tier Cyberbeast rates.
- $74,990
- $84,990
- $99,990
- 325 miles
What Happened
Under the updated online configurator schedule, the Dual-Motor AWD specification now retails from $74,990, representing a 7.1 percent upward adjustment over its previous $69,990 figure. The mid-tier Premium AWD model moves up by 6.3 percent to $84,990, compressing the pricing window separating it from the flagship $99,990 tri-motor Cyberbeast down to $15,000.
$74,990USD
Reflects a $5,000 upward revision over the previous $69,990 baseline
The dual-motor variant provides an estimated driving autonomy of 325 miles alongside an adaptive damping chassis, power-operated tonneau bed enclosure, and onboard electrical outlets supporting Powershare capability. Maximum pulling capacity is rated at 7,500 pounds, compared to the 11,000-pound maximum towing threshold certified for the Premium AWD edition.
- $74,990
- $84,990
- $99,990
This pricing action represents an additional upward cost revision since March, when a $10,000 bump accompanied the elimination of vehicle leasing programs. Automotive sales statistics from Cox Automotive show Tesla delivered 3,519 Cybertrucks in the first quarter of 2026, marking a 45.1 percent contraction year over year.
Why this matters
The price revision pushes baseline Cybertruck acquisition costs 25 percent above introductory levels set in February. The adjustments arrive as quarterly brand deliveries moderate across North American pickup segments.
Terms in This Story
- EV
- Electric vehicle, a vehicle powered fully or partly by electricity.
- ICE
- Internal combustion engine, the conventional petrol or diesel engine type.
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