As of November 10, 2026, the only Cybertruck you can order is the tri-motor Cyberbeast at $109,990, after Tesla paused orders for the $92,490 Premium AWD and raised the Cyberbeast by another $7,500. The Dual Motor ($82,490) was already greyed out. Tesla's other truck, the Class 8 Semi, entered volume production in September at about $260,000 to $290,000. Here is the full price list, how we got here and what the planned 2027 Cybertruck wind-down means for buyers.
- Cyberbeast: $109,990, the only orderable trim (deliveries quoted March-June 2027).
- Cybertruck Premium AWD: $92,490 listed, orders paused on November 10.
- Cybertruck Dual Motor AWD: $82,490 listed, but not orderable.
- Tesla Semi: ~$260,000 Standard Range, ~$290,000 Long Range (quoted, not on Tesla's site).
- Big change: Musk says Cybertruck production at Giga Texas winds down around mid-2027.
Cybertruck Price by Trim (November 2026)
Cash prices below come from Tesla's US design page as reported by Tesla North (November 5) and MotorBiscuit (November 9). They exclude destination, order fees, taxes and incentives; check tesla.com for your ZIP code.
| Trim | Price (Nov 10) | Since Aug 24 | Before Aug 24 | Orderable? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dual Motor AWD | $82,490 | $74,990 | $69,990 | No (greyed out) |
| Premium AWD | $92,490 | $84,990 | $79,990 | No (paused Nov 10) |
| Cyberbeast | $109,990 | $99,990 | $99,990 | Yes |
Bottom line on price: the only Cybertruck you can order today costs $109,990, almost three times the $39,900 Tesla promised in 2019.
Why the Cybertruck Keeps Getting More Expensive
The Dual Motor trim launched in February 2026 at $59,990 and rose by $10,000 nine days later, according to MotorBiscuit. Tesla then added $5,000 to two trims on August 24 another $7,500 (Dual Motor and Premium) and $2,500 (Cyberbeast) around November 5, and a further $7,500 on the Cyberbeast on November 10, when it also paused Premium orders, per Tesla Oracle. Musk posted that the order backlog is "far more than we can make", that many deposits will have to be returned, and that the decision is not because the Cybertruck is unprofitable.
Sales data tells a mixed story. Demand had fallen: Cybertruck sold about 20,237 units in the US in 2025, and US sales were estimated at 11,586 through September 2026. And Tesla is preparing to free up Giga Texas for the Cybercab robotaxi, which makes it rational to sell remaining capacity at higher margins rather than chase volume.
Cybertruck Specs: Range, 0-60 and Towing
| Trim | EPA range | 0-60 mph | Towing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dual Motor AWD | ~325 mi | 4.1 s | 7,500 lbs |
| Premium AWD | 325 mi | 4.1 s | 11,000 lbs |
| Cyberbeast | ~320 mi | 2.6 s | 11,000 lbs |
The Premium trim adds adaptive air suspension, a premium interior and bed package, and power outlets in the bed and cabin. Range figures come from Tesla and Cars.com; real-world range drops when towing. Plan trips with our Tesla range calculator.
What a Cybertruck Costs per Month
Tesla's own example for the Premium trim is $1,499 a month at 5.99% APR, $4,250 down over 72 months, or about $112,178 in total. Insurance on a $90,000+ truck is a large extra line: run your state and age through our Tesla insurance calculator, and compare loan terms in the Tesla payment calculator. Expect fast depreciation if production ends; our depreciation calculator shows typical Tesla curves.
💡 Full-coverage rates for a Cybertruck start around $2,378 a year: compare carriers in our cheapest Tesla insurance guide.
The 2027 Cybertruck Wind-Down
In early November 2026 Musk posted that Tesla "will be winding down production of the Cybertruck at Gigafactory Texas around the middle of next year" to make room for more Cybercab production, as reported by Fox Business and others. Tesla did not say the truck is discontinued everywhere, only that Giga Texas production winds down.
- For buyers: new-truck availability is likely to shrink through mid-2027, and the Dual Motor is already unavailable.
- For owners: Tesla service and software support should continue, but resale values for a low-volume, discontinued model are hard to predict.
- For investors: the swap signals that Tesla is betting the factory on autonomy. Read our Optimus and robotaxi strategy breakdown for that thesis.
Tesla Semi Price
The Tesla Semi finally entered high-volume production at a 1.8-million-square-foot plant in Sparks, Nevada, with a stated capacity of 50,000 trucks a year. At launch, Electrek reported these quotes:
| Semi version | Quoted price | Range (82,000 lbs) | 2017 promise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Range | ~$260,000 | 325 mi | $150,000 (300 mi) |
| Long Range | ~$290,000 | 500 mi | $180,000 (500 mi) |
Customers named at the launch include PepsiCo, DHL, US Foods, ABF, Einride and WattEV. Einride ordered 500 trucks in August, and the ZET SCALE alliance picked Tesla as primary supplier for 2,500 trucks. Fleet pricing is negotiated, so individual deals can differ from these quotes.
Tesla Semi vs Diesel: Does It Pay Off?
Electrek's reading of Tesla's chart puts diesel at about $0.80 per mile and electricity at $0.20 to $0.30 per mile. On a truck running 100,000 miles a year, that gap is worth roughly $50,000 to $60,000 a year in energy alone, which can recover a premium of about $115,000 over a diesel tractor in around two years, before maintenance savings or incentives. The catch is charging: Megacharger sites are concentrated in California, Texas and the East Coast, with gaps across the Mountain West and Plains.
FAQ: Tesla Truck Price
How much is the Tesla truck?
As of November 10, 2026, the only Cybertruck Tesla accepts orders for is the Cyberbeast at $109,990 before fees and incentives. The Premium All-Wheel Drive ($92,490) and Dual Motor ($82,490) are listed but cannot be ordered. The Tesla Semi is quoted at about $260,000 (Standard Range) and about $290,000 (Long Range).
Why did the Cybertruck price go up?
Tesla raised Cybertruck prices three times since August 24, 2026, most recently adding $7,500 to the Cyberbeast on November 10. Elon Musk said the order backlog is far more than Tesla can build before the Giga Texas line is converted to Cybercab around mid-2027, and that the decision is not about profitability.
Is Tesla stopping Cybertruck production?
Musk posted in early November 2026 that Tesla will wind down Cybertruck production at Gigafactory Texas around the middle of 2027 to make room for more Cybercab production. Tesla has not said whether the truck will be built elsewhere, so it is not confirmed that the Cybertruck is discontinued.
What is the Cybertruck 0-60 time?
Tesla quotes 4.1 seconds for the Dual Motor and Premium All-Wheel Drive trims and 2.6 seconds for the tri-motor Cyberbeast. The Premium trim is rated at 325 miles of EPA range and 11,000 lbs of towing.
How much does a Tesla Semi cost?
Electrek reported quotes of about $260,000 for the 325-mile Standard Range Semi and about $290,000 for the 500-mile Long Range version when volume production launched in Nevada in September 2026. Tesla originally advertised $150,000 and $180,000 in 2017. Fleet prices are negotiated and may differ.
The Bottom Line
The Tesla truck is now a premium product: $109,990 for the Cyberbeast, the only Cybertruck still orderable, with production at Giga Texas winding down around mid-2027. The Semi, at roughly $260,000 to $290,000, finally exists in volume and makes economic sense for fleets on routes with Megacharger coverage. Prices have changed four times this year, so check Tesla's configurator before you budget, and we will update this page when they move again.
Sources: Tesla US design page via Tesla North (Nov 5, 2026), MotorBiscuit (Nov 9, 2026) and Tesla Oracle (Nov 10, 2026), Electrek (Sep 25, 2026), Fox Business, Cars.com. Last fact-check: November 10, 2026.
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