Tesla has raised the U.S. prices of two Cybertruck variants by $5,000, with the dual motor model now starting at $74,990 and the all-wheel-drive version priced at $84,990. The latest increases come after several pricing changes since the electric pickup launched in 2023.
Tesla has increased the prices of two Cybertruck variants in the United States by $5,000, according to the company's website, as the electric vehicle maker continues to adjust pricing for its pickup truck.
The dual-motor Cybertruck now costs $74,990, up from $69,990, while the all-wheel-drive version has increased to $84,990 from $79,990. Reuters reported the price changes on Tuesday, citing Tesla's website.
The latest increases add to a series of price adjustments for the Cybertruck since its launch in 2023. The vehicle, promoted by Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk as a futuristic alternative to established pickup trucks, has faced multiple recalls and quality-control issues since entering the market.
Tesla introduced a lower-priced dual-motor Cybertruck at $59,990 in February 2026, although CEO Elon Musk said the price would be available for only 10 days. Tesla also raised the price of the top-end Cyberbeast by $15,000 to $114,990 in August 2025, before reversing the increase in February 2026.
The Cybertruck remains part of Tesla's broader vehicle lineup as the company seeks to expand its electric-vehicle offerings. Tesla's latest regulatory filing lists Cybertruck production at its Texas facility.
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