Tesla has stopped taking new U.S. orders for the Cybertruck Premium All-Wheel Drive and raised the Cyberbeast’s starting price to $109,990, leaving the tri-motor performance trim as the only one that can still be ordered, Tesla North reported after checking the U.S. configurator Monday evening. Not a Tesla App reported the same $7,500 increase, from $102,490.
Why it matters: Tesla North said Premium AWD was greyed out at $92,490 and Dual Motor AWD was already disabled at $82,490. Those are vehicle prices before destination and order fees, taxes or options. For a new factory order, the cheapest available Cybertruck now starts above $100,000.
Tesla North said the Cyberbeast price is about 7.3% higher than the $102,490 it recorded earlier Monday, and $17,500 above the still-displayed Premium AWD figure. Not a Tesla App published a year-to-date price table showing Dual Motor AWD orders already paused last week and the Cyberbeast up $10,000 since early 2026, with all of that increase in the past week.
Both outlets tied the tighter ordering window to Elon Musk’s recent comments that Cybertruck orders exceed what Tesla can build before the Giga Texas line is taken down around June or July 2027 to expand Cybercab production, and that many deposits will be returned. Tesla North said Tesla also plans an extra Cybertruck shift to work through the backlog. The configurator did not say when, or whether, Premium AWD orders will reopen. Tesla North listed the Cyberbeast, in the configuration it checked, at an estimated 320 miles of range, 11,000-pound towing capacity and a 2.6-second 0-60 mph time.