Tesla has officially closed orders for its Foundation Series Cybertruck and now offers two new configurations for purchase by the general public in the United States, starting at $79,990 USD.
Two models available include the Cyberbeast All-Wheel Drive, priced from $79,990 US, which offers an estimated 325 miles of range, 11,000 pounds of towing capacity, and can go from 0 to 60 mph in 4.1 seconds. This entry version comes with 20” Core Wheels with 35” Tires and a Tactical Grey interior.
Enhanced performance is available with the Cyberbeast version from $99,990 US. This version provides 301 miles of range, the same towing capacity, and accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.6 seconds. This version includes the same Core Wheels and Tires to start, but a $3,500 upgrade gets you Cyber Wheels and Covers.
This means anyone can order a Cybertruck now from $79,990 US, regardless of a reservation. Yee-haw!
Tesla is also set to launch its Cybertruck in Canada as well, with deliveries imminent.
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