Cybertruck Prices Rise Again \u2014 Up to 9% \u2014 and the Entry Model Is Paused

Tesla has raised the price of the Cybertruck again in the US market, by up to 9%, and paused new orders for the entry-level Dual Motor AWD model. The Premium all-wheel-drive version now starts at $92,490, an increase of $7,500 from its previous price of $84,990.

The entry-level dual-motor all-wheel-drive model is currently unavailable for ordering, at least for now, and Tesla has not explained why it paused orders for that version. The price rise lands just days after Musk announced Tesla will wind down Cybertruck production at Gigafactory Texas around mid-2027 to free up factory space for the Cybercab robotaxi.

The context is a pickup that never found its market. Kelley Blue Book pegged US Cybertruck sales at 20,237 vehicles for 2025, a 48% slide from the prior year, and volumes through the end of September 2026 were running another 28% below the same stretch a year earlier. Tesla has not released separate Cybertruck sales figures of its own.

For buyers, the practical effect is simple: the Cybertruck is now a $92,490 vehicle with no cheaper version on the order page, and the clock is running on a production line scheduled to be dismantled around June or July 2027. Anyone still waiting on an order should expect Tesla to push to fulfil it before that window closes.