Tesla raises prices of Cybertrucks in the US
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Business Recorder reported that Tesla has increased the price of several Cybertruck pickups in the US, with the change visible on the company's website on Tuesday. The electric vehicle maker's move covers only some variants of the pickup rather than the whole range. The dual-motor version and the premium AWD model each rose by $5,000, reaching $74,990 and $84,990 respectively.
The report's headline also cites a $15,000 increase for the fastest Cybertruck, while the body text gives a $5,000 rise for two versions. No reason for the changes was offered in the story, which drew its figures from the company's website.
All amounts in the report are quoted in US dollars. The story is a consumer pricing update for a US market, with no Pakistani listed company or sector named in the text.
At a glance
- Tesla increased the cost of certain Cybertruck versions in the US on Tuesday.
- The dual-motor and premium AWD models each rose by $5,000 in price.
- New listed prices are $74,990 and $84,990 respectively.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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