Tesla raised U.S. Cybertruck prices by $5,000 on two trims, lifting the Dual-Motor AWD to $74,990 and the Premium AWD to $84,990, according to the company’s website. The Cyberbeast stays at $99,990.
The Dual-Motor jump is about 7.1 percent from $69,990. Premium is up 6.2 percent from $79,990. Tesla has not posted an explanation with the change.
The Dual-Motor AWD is the same truck Tesla put on sale in February at $59,990, then lifted to $69,990 after a 10-day window. Buyers who locked that launch price are now $15,000 under the current Dual-Motor sticker. Elon Musk had warned the sub-$60,000 offer would not last.
Premium AWD had held near $79,990 through the truck’s early retail run. This is its first increase in nearly two years. The Dual-Motor trim still uses coil springs with adaptive damping instead of air suspension, and it skips the rear screen and ventilated seats that sit on Premium.
Cyberbeast is the one holdout at $99,990. Tesla last used a Cyberbeast sticker jump in 2025 when it bundled extras, then later reset that trim. The Monday night move is narrower: two volume AWD trucks up $5,000 each, top spec unchanged.
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