Physix Frontier · News Briefing Card (IT Home · Nov 8, 2026)
Tesla raises Cybertruck prices across lineup, entry trim stops taking orders
KEY FACTS
- Tesla has raised Cybertruck prices in the US market, with the largest increase reaching 9%.
- The higher-trim All-Wheel Drive version now starts at $92,490, up $7,500 from before.
- The top-end Cyberbeast now sells for $102,490, crossing the $100,000 mark for the first time.
- The entry dual-motor All-Wheel Drive version can no longer be ordered, and its page now shows a new price of $82,490.
- Musk said Tesla plans to end Cybertruck production around mid-2027 to free up factory capacity for the Cybercab.
KEY DATA
$92,490Higher-trim All-Wheel Drive starting price
$102,490Top-end Cyberbeast price
$82,490New price of entry dual-motor All-Wheel Drive version
9%Largest price increase
PHYSIX OBSERVATION
Raising prices before ending production and closing orders on the entry trim show Tesla is shrinking the Cybertruck lineup to hand capacity to the Cybercab. For buyers, the available versions are more expensive and fewer; for the industry, the high-price, niche-market predicament of electric pickups is on display again, and raising prices to protect profit is unlikely to buy scale.
Source: IT Home report
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