Cybertruck Premium Hits $92,490 as Tesla Raises U.S. Stickers

Tesla raised U.S. Cybertruck cash prices again on its design page, lifting Premium All-Wheel Drive to $92,490 and Cyberbeast to $102,490, while Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive lists at $82,490 but is grayed out for new orders.

That is a $7,500 jump on Premium from the $84,990 sticker Tesla set in August, and a $2,500 bump on Cyberbeast from $99,990. Dual Motor is up $7,500 from August’s $74,990, about 10 percent, even though the option no longer looks selectable in the configurator.

Here are the cash prices shown on Tesla’s U.S. Cybertruck design page:

• Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive: $82,490 (grayed out)
• Premium All-Wheel Drive: $92,490
• Cyberbeast: $102,490

Premium is the trim Tesla currently highlights for new cash orders, with adaptive air suspension, the premium interior and bed package, and bed plus cabin outlets in the feature list. The selected Premium build on the page also shows a 325-mile EPA range estimate, 11,000 lbs of towing capacity, and a 4.1-second 0-60 mph claim.

The move stacks on earlier 2026 increases. Premium started the year near $79,990, rose to $84,990 in August, and now sits at $92,490, a $12,500 climb, or nearly 16 percent, from that earlier baseline. Dual Motor followed the same path after Tesla briefly sold an entry truck at $59,990 in February, then lifted that trim through $69,990 and $74,990 before today’s $82,490 listing.

Tesla has not posted a press note or X update explaining the change, and the design page does not say how long Dual Motor stays unavailable for new orders or whether existing Dual Motor reservations are affected. Lease and finance tabs remain on the page, but the cash prices above are what the configurator shows for the three trims.

Shoppers comparing builds can check the live stickers on Tesla’s Cybertruck design page, because the company can move these numbers without a formal announcement.