How Much Will The Tesla Cybertruck Cost?

Cybertruck Cost : While Musk has not said exactly what Teslas Cybertruck is going to cost when it eventually goes into production, it is probably a good guess it is going to cost over $39,900.

At the unveiling, Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced the Tesla Cybertruck will start at $ 39,900, pre-incentives, but that there would be multiple models starting at $ 49,900 and $ 69,900.

Cybertruck Cost

At the shareholders meeting at the beginning of August, Elon Musk announced Teslas electric pickup trucks will cost more than the initially announced $39,900, according to The Verge.

While gains could be small, in order to compensate for changes in inflation and parts increases, the new design elements also may mean Teslas Cybertrucks end price may end up being far higher than initially anticipated.

Knowing Tesla, it is likely there will be technology improvements as well, which were not accounted for in the initial car specifications when pricing the Tesla Cybertruck originally.

Then you should know that Elon has also announced it is highly probable Tesla will build a smaller Cybertruck for Europe.

The costs of maintaining the Cybertruck are also likely to be significantly lower. With a projected range of 300 to 500 miles (depending on engine configuration), a Cybertrucks per-mile costs are likely to be in the $0.048 to $0.08 range.

Also, being a truck, the Tesla Cybertruck will be capable of hauling 7,500 pounds on one motor, 10,000 pounds with two, and 14,000 pounds with a three-motor model.

According to Tesla, the single-motor model will go zero-to-60 miles per hour in less than 6.5 seconds. The top-of-the-line model will accelerate from 0-60 miles per hour in less than three seconds.

The Tesla Cybertruck will start at $40K for a two-wheel-drive, single-motor model, and will set you back closer to $70,000.

Tesla Cybertruck

Its driving range will vary depending on how many motors are in it, but Tesla says that a single motor has 250-plus miles range, the two-motor model boasts 300-plus miles, and a three-motor configuration at the highest level should deliver over 500 miles of range from a charge.

The single-motor, rear-drive model will go 0-60 miles in 6.5 seconds and will go over 250 miles on a single charge, which will be possible with the V3 charging method at any one of the 14,000-plus Supercharger stations that Tesla operates.

Tesla has previously confirmed the single-motor model will provide 250 miles of range, which is the minimum that Elon Musk says Tesla will allow.

Tesla says that the top speed of a Tesla Cybertruck, as well as the zero-to-60 time, will vary among different options, and the Tesla Cybertruck with the single motor will have only rear-wheel drive, whereas the other two options will have four-wheel drive.

While Teslas Single Motor and Dual Motor models will carry maximum towing ratings of 7,500 and 10,000 pounds, respectively, models that include the third motor will have a capacity of up to 14,000 pounds.