Key details about the Cybertruck — including its price and final specs — remain unknown.
during a shareholder meeting that it would be “hard to make the cost affordable because it is a new car, new manufacturing method.”
As for price, Musk initially said in 2019 that the base-model Cybertruck would cost less than $40,000, but it is now expected to start at approximately $50,000, according to. The dual-motor version is projected to cost $60,000 and the tri-motor version is expected to cost $70,000. Musk had teased major numbers for Cybertruck’s debut during the company’s second-quarter earnings call in July, boasting that demand was “so far off the hook, you can’t even see the hook.” At the same time, he signaled that initial production would be slow due to the complexity of the vehicle’s technology.
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