Tesla has announced final pricing for its Cybertruck
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Tesla just finished its Cybertruck delivery event and has now announced final specs and pricing for its three Cybertruck variants.
Specifications and Prices
RWD Cybertruck
Estimated Price: $60,990
Availability: 2025
Estimated Range: 250 miles
Acceleration: 0-60 mph in 6.5 seconds
AWD Cybertruck
Estimated Price: $79,990
Availability: 2024
Estimated Range: 340 miles
Acceleration: 0-60 mph in 4.1 seconds
Top Speed: 112 mph
Horsepower: 600
Torque: 7,435 lb-ft
Towing Capacity: 11,000 lbs
Cyberbeast (Tri-Motor)
Estimated Price: $99,990
Availability: 2024
Estimated Range: 320 miles
Acceleration: 0-60 mph in 2.6 seconds
Top Speed: 130 mph
Horsepower: 845
Torque: 10,296 lb-ft
Towing Capacity: 11,000 lbs
Final Specs & Prices Compared to 2019
This is how the final specs and pricing compare to the initial specs that Tesla was aiming for during their 2019 Cybertruck event.
Specification
Initial (2019)
Final
RWD Model
Price
$39,990
$60,990
Range
250 miles
250 miles
0 to 60 mph
< 6.5 seconds
6.5 seconds
Towing Capacity
7,500 lbs
Not specified
Dual-Motor AWD
Price
$49,900
$79,990
Range
300 miles
340 miles
0 to 60 mph
< 4.5 seconds
4.1 seconds
Towing Capacity
10,000 lbs
11,000 lbs
Tri-Motor AWD
Price
$69,900
$99,990
Range
500 miles
320 miles
0 to 60 mph
< 2.9 seconds
2.6 seconds
Towing Capacity
14,000 lbs
11,000 lbs
Availability
To be announced
2024
Comparison and Analysis
Pricing: The base price for the Cybertruck has increased from the initially announced $39,900 to $60,990. Similarly, the prices for the higher-tier models have also seen an increase. The Dual-Motor model went from $49,900 to $79,990, and the Tri-Motor model from $69,900 to $99,990.
Performance: The 0-60 mph acceleration times have slightly changed. The RWD model remains the same, while the Dual-Motor and Tri-Motor models have become slightly faster. The range of the top-tier model (Tri-Motor/Cyberbeast) is notably reduced from the initial 500 miles to 320 miles in the latest update.
Towing Capacity: The towing capacity for the Tri-Motor model is reduced from the initially announced 14,000 lbs to 11,000 lbs.
The increased prices could be attributed to various factors, including inflation, changes in manufacturing costs, or strategic pricing decisions. The reduction in the range and towing capacity of the top-tier model might be due to technical challenges.
Either way, we now have the greatly anticipated Cybertruck specs and pricing. It'll be interesting to see the affects this news will have on preorders.
Tesla’s refreshed Model Y is currently being manufactured as Tesla prepares for its first deliveries next month. While we’ve already seen quite a few cool new features, there’s more that has yet to be revealed. A recent video interview with Tesla’s engineering team hosted by Tesla Owners Silicon Valley reveals that the vehicle includes a new 4D cabin radar.
4D Radar
While Tesla has included an in-cabin radar since 2022, this appears to be a new, more capable radar. The current cabin radar is used to verify seat occupancy, but Tesla plans to add more functionality to this new system.
This updated radar will be used to provide a lot more detail than the current radar or cabin camera can provide today. The radar is located in the same location as the current version, directly above the rearview mirror.
Classify Passenger Size
This new radar has several new safety-focused features, and they’re all quite exceptional. First off, the radar will detect and classify passenger size to determine which airbags to deploy dynamically. That means that if a shorter individual is sitting up front, the dashboard airbag may not activate - but the curtain airbag will.
That will reduce injuries in impacts from airbag activation while also reducing repair costs by not activating unnecessary airbags. By having a better idea of the passenger’s size, height, and weight, the vehicle can also better determine when to activate the airbag.
Children Left in Car
But that’s not all - because of that classification system, the radar can differentiate an adult passenger from a baby or child sitting in the second row - and automatically make the necessary dynamic safety adjustments.
The cabin radar will also detect heart rate and breathing, and Tesla will automatically send a reminder through the Tesla app if it detects a child is left unattended in the vehicle. If this occurs, the vehicle will perform a variety of functions, the first being to turn on the HVAC system and send you a reminder. And if that’s not enough - in the case of an emergency, your vehicle will automatically call emergency services for you and report its location.
It’s important to note that while vehicles outside North America have eCall capabilities, in North America, they cannot call 911 unless a phone is connected to the vehicle via Bluetooth. We hope that Tesla can contact 911 via an alternative method or add eCall capabilities to these vehicles.
While the refreshed Model Y will be shipping in March, this new radar and its associated features won’t be available immediately. Tesla intends to activate these new safety features in Q3 2025 - so sometime in late summer or early fall. We’ll dive into this new feature once it’s available later this year.
A member of Tesla’s AI development team, Kalena Brown, took to X to mention that an update is on its way for AI 4 vehicles on older FSD V13.2 builds.
It seems that Tesla has caught an issue that has been preventing vehicles from safely updating from FSD V13.2.2 to newer builds such as FSD V13.2.4 or V13.2.6.
The Bug
Tesla usually catches these issues early in testing, but sometimes, they make their way out into the wild, necessitating a stop to a rollout. In this case, the rollout was likely halted to prevent this issue from spreading to other vehicles.
There have been a lot of comments on social media that users haven’t seen an update since late December or early January. While that’s not completely abnormal, this update, version 2024.45.25.5 includes an issue that prevents it from being updated.
Please be patient! Found an issue specific to that update path, but fix is coming soon
Many folks on older builds also waiting and we're working hard to get everyone covered 🙂
Brown says that Tesla is aware of the issue and is working hard to get a build with the fix released soon. It may be a couple of weeks before it’s ready, but you can expect Tesla to roll this one out slowly to make sure the issue is addressed.
The issue appears to be specific to FSD V13.2.2, so anyone on another update should not be affected. Keep an eye out on our feeds - and we’ll let you know once the update is released.