Tesla Increases Lease Prices for Cybertruck Premium AWD in US
Tesla has raised the monthly lease prices for its Cybertruck Premium AWD model in the United States. The increase applies to both zero-down and $5,000-down payment options, while prices for the Cyberbeast trim remain unchanged. Estimated delivery for the Premium AWD trim is set for July to August 2026.
Photographer: Dickenson V. Alley Restored by Lošmi / Wikimedia (Public domain)Tesla has increased the lease prices for its Cybertruck Premium AWD model in the United States by 10%, according to a report from @SawyerMerritt. The adjustment affects monthly payments for new leases, with specific changes depending on the down payment amount.
This update comes as the company continues to manage production and demand for its electric pickup truck lineup. For leases with no down payment, the Cybertruck Premium AWD now costs $1,100 per month, up from the previous rate. These prices reflect Tesla's ongoing adjustments to its leasing options amid market conditions.
When including a $5,000 down payment, the Premium AWD model's lease rises to $949 per month, marking a 12% increase. @SawyerMerritt reported these figures as part of the recent pricing update.
the Cybertruck Premium
AWD trim in the United States is 2-3 months, pointing to July through August 2026. This timeline aligns with current production schedules, following the vehicle's initial launch in prior years. The company has not provided further details on factors influencing the price changes or potential impacts on orders.
Key Facts
Story Timeline
2 events- 2026-05-05
Tesla increased lease prices for Cybertruck Premium AWD in the US.
1 source@SawyerMerritt - July-August 2026
Estimated delivery begins for Cybertruck Premium AWD trim in the US.
1 source@SawyerMerritt
Potential Impact
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Potential customers may delay leases due to higher monthly costs for Premium AWD.
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Overall leasing revenue for Tesla might increase from affected models.
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Tesla's sales of Cybertruck Premium AWD could slow in the short term.
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Demand may shift toward the unchanged Cyberbeast trim.
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