Tesla Hikes Cyberbeast Price Again, Ends Cybertruck Premium Ordering
The Cyberbeast now costs $109,990, a $7,500 increase that marks the second trim removal from the configurator in one week.
Tesla has closed orders for the Cybertruck Premium AWD and raised the price of the top-spec Cyberbeast by $7,500 to $109,990, leaving it as the only trim currently available for purchase.
What Happened
This move follows the suspension of Dual Motor AWD orders last week, during which prices for the remaining trims were also increased. The Premium AWD was last listed at $92,490 before being removed from the configurator. With these changes, the Cyberbeast’s price has risen by $10,000 since the beginning of the year, with the entirety of that increase occurring in the past week. Tesla is reportedly preparing to end Cybertruck production around mid-2027 to free up capacity for the Cybercab.
Why It Matters
The pricing and availability adjustments appear designed to manage demand against limited production capacity. CEO Elon Musk stated that the Cybertruck order rate significantly exceeds the production rate, necessitating the return of deposits for many customers as the line nears shutdown. By removing lower-trim options and raising the price of the final remaining model, Tesla aims to slow new orders while maximizing profitability on the backlog. The company has also added an extra production shift to fulfill existing orders before the line is dismantled, likely in June or July.
The Bottom Line
Tesla has not indicated whether Premium AWD orders will reopen before production ends. With two trims now unavailable, the Cyberbeast remains the sole option for new buyers, and industry observers anticipate its availability may also be restricted as the production backlog fills ahead of the planned mid-2027 shutdown.
