Tesla has increased the price of its Cybertruck in the United States, making the electric pickup significantly more expensive than the promotional price introduced earlier this year. The latest change has pushed the price of the Dual Motor Cybertruck to $74,990, compared with the $59,990 promotional price Tesla offered in February. (Reuters)

Cybertruck Price Jumps by $15,000
The $59,990 figure was introduced in February when Tesla launched a more affordable Dual Motor version of the Cybertruck. However, Tesla CEO Elon Musk indicated that the $59,990 promotional pricing would be available for only ten days. The latest pricing means the vehicle now costs $15,000 more than that promotional starting price. (Reuters)
It is important to note that the recent increase itself was $5,000. Before the latest adjustment, the Dual Motor Cybertruck was priced at $69,990. Tesla has now raised that price to $74,990. The difference between the February promotional price and today’s price is therefore much larger because the earlier $59,990 offer was temporary. (Reuters)
Other Cybertruck Variant Also Gets More Expensive
Tesla has also increased the price of another Cybertruck variant. The Premium All-Wheel Drive model has moved from $79,990 to $84,990, representing a $5,000 increase. This means buyers looking for a higher-specification Cybertruck will also have to pay more than before. (Reuters)
Tesla’s current Cybertruck lineup continues to focus on performance, utility and long-distance electric driving. The company lists up to 325 miles of estimated range, up to 11,000 pounds of towing capacity and rapid acceleration depending on the selected configuration. (Tesla)
What Does the Cybertruck Offer?
The Cybertruck features Tesla’s distinctive stainless-steel exoskeleton and a large cargo bed designed for utility-focused use. Tesla also highlights its adaptive air suspension, rear-wheel steering and steer-by-wire system.
The truck can accommodate five passengers and offers up to 120.7 cubic feet of cargo space. It also includes an 18.5-inch center touchscreen and a 9.4-inch rear touchscreen. (Tesla)
For towing, Tesla lists a maximum capacity of 11,000 pounds for certain configurations. The vehicle can also provide electrical power for tools and devices through outlets located inside the cabin and in the truck bed. (Tesla)
Fast Charging and Long Range
Charging remains one of the important features of the Cybertruck. Tesla lists a maximum Supercharging rate of 325kW and says the vehicle can add up to 137 miles of range in 15 minutes for the Premium All-Wheel Drive configuration. Actual charging performance can vary based on battery temperature, charging conditions and other factors. (Tesla)
Tesla also offers features such as Powershare, allowing compatible Cybertruck configurations to supply electricity to other devices or systems. This gives the electric pickup additional usefulness beyond conventional transportation.
Is the New Price Worth It?
The higher price makes the Cybertruck a more expensive proposition for buyers who were attracted to the earlier $59,990 figure. That promotional price helped position the vehicle as a more accessible electric pickup, but it was never intended to remain permanently available.
At $74,990, the Dual Motor Cybertruck sits in a considerably higher price bracket. Buyers will need to weigh its distinctive design, electric performance, towing capability, cargo capacity and technology against competing electric and conventional pickups.
Tesla’s pricing can also change depending on configuration, destination charges, options, incentives and other fees. The company’s current ordering information notes that vehicle pricing is subject to change. (Tesla)
Conclusion
The Tesla Cybertruck is no longer available at the eye-catching $59,990 promotional price that appeared earlier this year. The Dual Motor model now starts at $74,990, while the Premium All-Wheel Drive version has risen to $84,990. For potential buyers, the latest increase makes the Cybertruck a substantially more expensive purchase than the promotional offer suggested. (Reuters)
FAQs
1. What is the current price of the Tesla Cybertruck?
The Dual Motor Cybertruck is currently priced at $74,990 in the United States.
2. Was the Cybertruck previously available for $59,990?
Yes. Tesla introduced a $59,990 promotional price for a more affordable Dual Motor Cybertruck in February 2026, but the offer was intended to be temporary.
3. How much did the Cybertruck price increase recently?
Tesla recently increased the Dual Motor model by $5,000, from $69,990 to $74,990.
4. What is the Cybertruck’s maximum towing capacity?
Tesla lists up to 11,000 pounds of towing capacity for supported Cybertruck configurations.
5. What is the Cybertruck’s estimated range?
Tesla lists up to 325 miles of estimated range for certain Cybertruck configurations.