Tesla’s $59k Cybertruck Sells Out Until Fall 2026 as Discount Window Closes

Tesla’s aggressive new pricing strategy has triggered a massive wave of orders for the Cybertruck, pushing delivery dates for the $59,990 Dual Motor AWD variant all the way into late 2026.

While previous orders were targeted for June deliveries, new buyers are now seeing a four-month delay with a projected window of September to October 2026. This surge comes as Elon Musk warned that the current discount is part of a limited 10-day demand test, leaving customers with only about seven days left to lock in the sub-$60,000 price before it likely climbs.

The “affordable” Cybertruck achieves its lower price point by trading some premium features for utility. This version utilizes traditional coil springs and adaptive damping instead of the more complex air suspension, and the towing capacity has been adjusted to 7,500 lbs. Inside, the cabin features tactical grey textiles rather than premium leather, and the rear entertainment screen has been removed to streamline production. Despite these changes, the truck maintains its 325-mile range and the full capability to run Tesla’s Full Self-Driving software.

This pricing shift is part of a broader refresh of Tesla’s entry-level Standard lineup, which focuses on maximum range and core technology over luxury frills. The new lineup offers some of the lowest prices in years for vehicles capable of over 300 miles of range. Every car in this category includes the latest Hardware 4, ensuring they are ready for autonomy as the software continues to evolve. With the 10-day clock ticking, this represents the most significant price drop for the Cybertruck since its initial launch.

You can click here to buy Tesla’s AWD entry Cybertruck while the sub-$60k price is still available and get $1,000 off. There’s only one week left (well, until Elon extends the offering).