EV Pricing
Tesla confirms Cybertruck base model price increase after Feb. 28 amid delivery delays
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Following last week's launch of its $59,990 Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive Cybertruck, Tesla has confirmed the introductory price will rise after February 28, 2026. Surging demand has pushed estimated U.S. delivery dates for new orders to September-October 2026, up from prior May-June estimates.
Tesla's February 20, 2026, limited-time launch of a $59,990 base AWD Cybertruck—$20,000 below prior entry—and $99,990 Cyberbeast reflects deepening efforts to spur demand, following 2025 recalls, the end of federal EV incentives, and persistent sales shortfalls.
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Tesla introduced a Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive base Cybertruck at $59,990—a $20,000 cut from the $79,240 premium AWD trim—available only until February 28, 2026, alongside a Cyberbeast reduction to $99,240. Amid 2025 sales of 20,237 units (down 48% YoY), strong demand has pushed U.S. deliveries to April 2027, as CEO Elon Musk noted future pricing will depend on this period.