Tesla Raises Prices of Two Cybertruck Models by $5,000 Each
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Tesla has raised prices on both the dual-motor and performance Cybertruck by $5,000 each, bringing them to $74,990 and $84,990 — a move that bets on margin improvement at a time when the truck's sales are already under pressure.
How much did prices go up?
The dual-motor all-wheel-drive Cybertruck now starts at $74,990, up roughly 7.1%.
The performance all-wheel-drive variant rises to $84,990, up about 6.3%.
Both trims saw a flat $5,000 increase, effective immediately on Tesla's U.S. website.
What reason did Tesla give?
None. The website price change is the only public information available.
This means → outsiders are left guessing — rising costs, a pricing-strategy shift, or something else entirely. Tesla offered no explanation.
Why does the timing matter?
Cybertruck has faced persistent sales pressure since launch; Tesla has already adjusted the truck's pricing and configuration multiple times.
In plain terms = the truck has not been an easy sell. Past moves were mostly cuts and reconfigurations — now the direction has reversed.
Whether the hike improves margins or further dampens demand remains to be seen.
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