The Cyberbeast is now the only Cybertruck Tesla is taking new orders for in the United States, at a starting price of $109,990, Teslarati reported. That figure is $7,500 higher than the $102,490 Cyberbeast price listed before the change, and it is Tesla's U.S. starting price, before destination and order fees, taxes or options.
Tesla has stopped taking new orders for the Cybertruck Premium AWD, which had last been listed at $92,490. InsideEVs, citing Not a Tesla App, reported the same lineup: the Dual Motor AWD and Premium AWD were unavailable, and the tri-motor Cyberbeast was the only version left to order. This newsroom could not independently load Tesla's Cybertruck design page, which returned an HTTP 403 from our fetch, so the account below relies on those reports of what the U.S. configurator showed.
What is not on the order form
A rear-wheel-drive Cybertruck and a Dual Motor, or "base," all-wheel-drive Cybertruck are not available to order. Tesla had already paused new Dual Motor AWD orders earlier in the week, after listing that trim at $82,490, Electrek reported. An earlier single-motor rear-wheel-drive version was pulled after only 173 sales, according to the same publication. There is no current "Long Range AWD" Cybertruck on the order form in these reports. The cheaper configurations still visible in some write-ups are listed prices for trims Tesla is not selling to new customers.
Not a Tesla App published a year-to-date price path for the remaining truck: the Cyberbeast started 2026 at $99,990, moved to $102,490 last week, and now starts at $109,990. That is a $10,000 increase this year, all of it in the past week, on the only trim still open for a new order.
Delivery estimates, and a longer production plan
Teslarati, in a Nov. 10 post, said estimated deliveries had slipped to March through June 2027. InsideEVs separately wrote that Tesla's website showed a March-to-June 2027 delivery window for Cyberbeast trucks ordered at the time of its Nov. 11 report. Those are estimated windows published on the site, and they can vary by configuration and location. They are not a guaranteed delivery date for every buyer.
Tesla had earlier said Cybertruck production at Giga Texas would wind down around the middle of 2027 to make room for more Cybercab output. On Nov. 11, Elon Musk said production would be extended "through the end of summer 2027" to work through more of the order backlog, Electrek reported, a change already covered separately. The March-to-June delivery estimates described above were reported against the earlier wind-down timing. Shoppers should check their own Tesla account or the configurator for the estimate attached to a specific order.
The Cyberbeast, in InsideEVs' account of the listing, has an estimated 320 miles of range and a claimed 2.6-second 0-60 mph time. For someone placing a new factory order today, the verified choice on the reports we could open is narrower than a full Cybertruck lineup: one trim, the Cyberbeast, at a $109,990 U.S. starting price.