Tesla Cybertruck Delivery Estimates Now Hit Spring of 2027

Tesla’s U.S. Cybertruck configurator is showing January–March 2027 delivery for Cyberbeast orders with Seattle selected, as Elon Musk warns that demand could leave some buyers facing deposit refunds.

Cyberbeast, the top-performance version of Tesla’s electric pickup, was listed at US$102,490 during a check Monday, before destination and order fees. Its estimated purchase price was US$104,735 including those fees. Tesla displayed the delivery window as an estimate, not a guaranteed handover date.

The timing follows Musk’s overnight warning that Cybertruck orders “far exceed” production. He said Tesla would build as many trucks as possible before shutting down the line in about eight months, but “will have to return deposits for a lot of people.”

Musk also pushed back on claims that the wind-down reflects unprofitability. Instead, he described it as a manufacturing tradeoff: Cybertruck’s complexity takes capacity that Tesla could use to build more Cybercabs.

That comes after his plan to add an extra Cybertruck shift to try to complete orders before production ends. Tesla’s Giga Texas truck line is headed for a mid-2027 wind-down as the company prioritizes its purpose-built autonomous vehicle.

Tesla’s configurator did not call Cyberbeast sold out for 2026. The verified estimate applies to the configuration and Seattle delivery location checked, not every trim or market.

For buyers seeing this window, a new order means planning around an early 2027 delivery rather than arrival this year. That remains an estimate, and placing an order does not guarantee a truck before production stops.