Electrek reported on Nov. 13, 2026 that Tesla is now only taking new U.S. orders for the tri-motor Cybertruck Cyberbeast, priced at $109,990, after the Dual Motor and Premium AWD trims were greyed out in the automaker’s configurator.
Configurator change and prices
Electrek showed Tesla’s U.S. configurator with a Los Angeles delivery address listing Dual Motor AWD at $82,490 and Premium AWD at $92,490 but neither trim selectable. The only orderable model was the Cyberbeast at $109,990, the outlet reported.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Price | $109,990 |
| Range (est.) | 320 miles |
| Towing | 11,000 lb |
| 0–60 mph | 2.6 seconds |
Recent price moves and production context
Electrek noted the Cyberbeast price rose about $7,500 to $109,990 from roughly $102,490 a week earlier and has climbed from $99,990 in the prior price step. The outlet said the $109,990 sticker represents a roughly 57% increase from a $69,990 starting price listed in early August.
Electrek reported that on Nov. 6 Elon Musk announced the end of Cybertruck production, and that Tesla raised Cybertruck prices the same day. The site also cited Musk’s comments that order rates exceed production and that Tesla may need to return deposits for many customers.
Inventory and delivery notes
Electrek checked Tesla inventory and reported no new Cybertrucks within 200 miles of Los Angeles at the time of its reporting. The outlet estimated Tesla delivered 7,000 to 8,000 Cybertrucks in Q3 and wrote that this delivery pace is far below the line’s more than 125,000 units of installed capacity.
Electrek’s view on the move
Electrek characterized the configuration change as part of a wind-down strategy after the production announcement: raise prices, pull cheaper trims and push remaining demand toward the highest‑margin model. The outlet wrote, “Not great for anyone who was told in 2019 that this truck would start at $39,900, or that the tri-motor version would cost $69,900.”
What buyers face
According to Electrek, buyers seeking anything other than the Cyberbeast will need to look to the used market, and the outlet advised watching used prices as the model exits production and cheaper new options disappear.
Sources: Electrek