Tesla Cybertruck Prices Increase, Sales Continue to Decline

The Tesla Cybertruck has not achieved the expected success, with sales dropping 50% in 2025. This is attributed not only to its niche appeal but also to the unfulfilled promise of a model priced below $40,000. Instead of decreasing, Tesla, led by Elon Musk, has increased the price of the electric truck.

Updated Cybertruck Pricing

Tesla recently released updated pricing for the two base versions of the Cybertruck. The high-performance Cyberbeast remains unchanged in price, but it's already a six-figure vehicle when factoring in shipping and extras. The entry-level Cybertruck Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive now starts at $74,990 (approximately €64,350), while the Premium All-Wheel Drive costs $84,990 (around €72,900).

Significant Price Hikes

This price update represents a $5,000 (approximately €4,300) increase over the previous model. The entry-level version was launched in February 2026 at a price of $59,990. Therefore, those who purchased it before these significant increases made an excellent buying decision, as it now costs $15,000 more than just a few months ago. The Premium All-Wheel Drive version, however, has not seen any price changes in the two years since its launch, making this increase slightly more justifiable.

Performance and Range Remain Consistent

Despite the price increases, performance and range figures remain unchanged. Both the Dual Motor and Premium versions of the Tesla Cybertruck offer a range of 522 kilometers and accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.1 seconds. The Cyberbeast boasts significantly faster acceleration (0 to 100 km/h in 2.6 seconds) but has a slightly reduced range of 515 kilometers.

Falling Sales Figures

Sales of the Cybertruck continue to decline. In the United States, Tesla sold 7,263 units of the Cybertruck in the first half of 2026, a 32.2% decrease compared to the 10,712 units registered during the same period in 2025. This drop in deliveries occurred even when.