Tesla · Cybertruck · 10 Nov 2026
Tesla pulls the Premium AWD Cybertruck. The Cyberbeast is the only trim left, at $109,990 (as of 10 Nov 2026)
Tesla stopped taking orders for the Cybertruck Premium AWD on Monday night and raised the Cyberbeast by $7,500, to a US starting price of $109,990, before destination and order fees. That makes the most expensive trim the only one you can order, about eight months before Elon Musk says the line shuts down. The cheapest orderable Cybertruck has gone up $40,000 since early August (as of 10 Nov 2026).
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What changed on Tesla’s order page
The change showed up on Tesla’s Cybertruck design page on the evening of Monday, 9 Nov 2026. Sawyer Merritt posted a screenshot at 01:28 UTC Tuesday, 10 Nov (8:28 p.m. ET / 5:28 p.m. PT Monday). It shows the Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive at $82,490 and the Premium All-Wheel Drive at $92,490, both grayed out, and the Cyberbeast selected at $109,990. That was $102,490 earlier the same day, so the increase is $7,500, or 7.3%.
Those figures are Tesla’s US starting prices. They do not include destination and order fees. Earlier on Monday, Merritt’s sold-out screenshot showed an “Est. Purchase Price” of $94,735 for the then-orderable Premium AWD, labelled “Includes Destination and Order Fee” — $2,245 above that trim’s $92,490 starting price. Tesla North recorded the same $2,245 add-on on the Cyberbeast that morning ($102,490 starting, $104,735 estimated purchase price). This fact-check could not reload tesla.com (the design page returned 403), so treat $2,245 as the fee Tesla showed earlier on 9 Nov, not a freshly confirmed checkout total after the evening increase.
Drive Tesla Canada reports the Premium AWD is gone from the Canadian configurator too, though the Canadian Cyberbeast stayed at C$167,990. Tesla has not put out a statement on the change. Everything here comes from what its website showed and from contemporaneous screenshots.
Tesla has just officially stopped taking orders for the Cybertruck Premium AWD trim. Additionally, Tesla has raised the starting price of the Cyberbeast trim by $7,500 or 7.3% to $109,990 (from $102,490 before). The Cyberbeast trim is now the only trim you can order.
— Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt) November 10, 2026
Why Tesla is closing trims
Musk explained the squeeze early Monday. At 07:20 UTC on 9 Nov 2026 (2:20 a.m. ET / 11:20 p.m. PT Sunday) he wrote on X: “The Cybertruck order rate far exceeds our production rate. We will try to make as many as possible before shutting down the line in about 8 months, but will have to return deposits for a lot of people.” He added that this “is not a case of Cybertruck being unprofitable, as has been misreported.”
That follows his 6 Nov 2026 post that Tesla will wind down Cybertruck production at Gigafactory Texas around the middle of next year to make room for more Cybercab output, as we covered. Reuters reports Musk also said Tesla will add an extra production shift to work through orders before the line comes out. When someone asked why Tesla doesn’t just build more factory space, Musk replied that it is “insanely” hard “to build a high-volume factory,” and “prototypes are trivial by comparison.”
Earlier Monday, at 15:38 UTC (10:38 a.m. ET), Merritt reported that every trim was sold out for 2026, with estimated delivery moving to January through March 2027. About ten hours later the Premium AWD was gone. So the cheaper trim came off sale less than a day after Musk said Tesla can’t build every truck already ordered.
The Cybertruck order rate far exceeds our production rate. We will try to make as many as possible before shutting down the line in about 8 months, but will have to return deposits for a lot of people. This is not a case of Cybertruck being unprofitable, as has been misreported
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 9, 2026
Nine months of Cybertruck prices
Prices below are US starting prices, before destination and order fees, as reported by Not a Tesla App and MotorBiscuit from Tesla’s configurator, plus Monday night’s screenshot. The February launch prices are also in a 20 Feb 2026 Reuters report.
| Date | Dual Motor AWD | Premium AWD | Cyberbeast |
|---|---|---|---|
| 19 Feb 2026 | $59,990 (launch) | $79,990 | $99,990 (cut from $114,990) |
| 1 Mar 2026 to 23 Aug 2026 | $69,990 | $79,990 | $99,990 |
| 24 Aug 2026 | $74,990 | $84,990 | $99,990 |
| 6 Nov 2026 | $82,490 (can’t order) | $92,490 | $102,490 |
| 9 Nov 2026, evening (as of 10 Nov 2026) | $82,490 (can’t order) | $92,490 (can’t order) | $109,990 |
US starting prices only. Destination and order fees are extra; Tesla showed a $2,245 combined fee on the morning of 9 Nov 2026.
In early August the cheapest Cybertruck you could order was the $69,990 Dual Motor. Today it’s the $109,990 Cyberbeast, which is $40,000 more, or 57%. A lot of that gap comes from losing the cheaper trims. The Cyberbeast price on its own has risen $10,000 (10%) since August, and $7,500 of that came in one night.
The Cyberbeast is still $5,000 below the $114,990 it cost before February. That older price came with the Luxe Package, which bundled Full Self-Driving and free Supercharging, and Tesla dropped that package when it cut the price in February. So today’s truck has the highest Cyberbeast sticker since then, without the extras the higher one included.
What we know, and what Tesla hasn’t said
Confirmed (as of 10 Nov 2026, from Tesla’s US design-page screenshot): Premium AWD and Dual Motor orders are closed, and the Cyberbeast starting price is $109,990 before destination and order fees. Musk said on 9 Nov that the line shuts in about eight months and that many deposits will be returned.
Still open: Tesla hasn’t said whether Premium AWD orders placed before Monday night will be built, which reservation holders get refunds first, or whether the Cyberbeast price will move again. The shutdown timing is a plan Musk has stated, and it hasn’t happened yet. Sales were already falling before any of this. Reuters, citing Kelley Blue Book, says US Cybertruck sales fell 48% in 2025, to 20,237 trucks.
With @Cybertruck, we introduced & scaled many automotive firsts
— Tesla (@Tesla) September 10, 2026
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Sources: Tesla Cybertruck design page (live fetch was blocked in this fact-check; evening change taken from Sawyer Merritt’s configurator screenshot); Sawyer Merritt on X (configurator screenshot, 9–10 Nov 2026) and sold-out post; Elon Musk on X: deposits, factory reply, wind-down; Reuters via ETAuto; Drive Tesla Canada; Not a Tesla App; MotorBiscuit via Yahoo Autos; Reuters, 20 Feb 2026 (launch prices); Tesla North (destination and order fee, morning of 9 Nov). Hero photo: Premeditated / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Video: @Tesla. Never Electrek.
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