Summary
- Tesla is currently selling the launch edition of its Cybertruck units in inventories around the U.S.
- "Foundation Series" Cybertrucks have appeared on Tesla’s inventory page in multiple states.
- These Cybertrucks retain initial launch features and upgrades like Supervised Full Self-Driving and lifetime premium connectivity.
- Prices for the inventory units range from $99,990 to $119,990.
- The Foundation Series program was ended in the U.S. in October, but is still available in Canada and Mexico.
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Tesla is currently selling the launch edition of its Cybertruck units in inventories around the U.S., as can be seen on the company’s website. Within the past few days, Tesla’s “Foundation Series” Cybertrucks have appeared on the company’s inventory page in states across the U.S. These inventory units include many initial launch features such as the “Foundation Series” badges near the side mirrors, Supervised Full Self-Driving (FSD), and lifetime premium connectivity. The inventory units are available in both the tri-motor Cyberbeast configuration and the dual-motor, all-wheel-drive (AWD) trim, priced at $119,990 and $99,990 respectively. Non-Foundation Series units are also available for $79,990 (AWD) and $99,990 (Cyberbeast) through Tesla’s online order configurator.
A Florida-based Tesla owner confirmed that there were 13 Foundation Series Cybertrucks at his local delivery center, along with several non-Foundation Series units. He also noted that the Foundation Series models still include FSD Supervised, as indicated on the inventory page. Tesla officially ended the Foundation Series program for the U.S. market in October after launching the non-Foundation Series units online. The program lasted approximately 11 months since Tesla first introduced the Cybertruck last November. Currently, the Foundation Series remains the only Cybertruck option available in the Canadian and Mexican markets, with speculation suggesting that Tesla may eventually introduce non-Foundation Series units in those markets as well.
Tesla achieved a positive gross margin on the Cybertruck for the first time in October, following the ramp-up of production at its Gigafactory in Texas throughout the year. A recent recall of the Cybertruck, affecting approximately 27,185 units, was resolved with a software update. This number likely reflects the total units produced by Tesla by the tenth month of the year. The Cybertruck’s production increase and positive financial performance indicate Tesla’s progress in the electric vehicle market. Customers and enthusiasts can share their thoughts, feedback, and tips with Tesla through various channels such as email, social media, or direct communication with the company.
In addition to the U.S. market, Tesla has completed a regulatory filing for the Cybertruck in China shortly after denying rumors about the upcoming release. The expansion of the Cybertruck into international markets like China highlights Tesla’s commitment to global growth and accessibility. The availability of the Foundation Series units in the U.S., combined with regulatory filings in new regions, demonstrates Tesla’s strategy of offering diverse options to customers worldwide. The continued success of the Cybertruck and the positive response from customers reflect the demand for innovative, sustainable electric vehicles in the automotive industry.
As Tesla continues to expand its product offerings and production capabilities, the company remains a leader in the electric vehicle sector. The availability of Cybertruck units through inventory sales, positive financial performance, and international regulatory filings are all part of Tesla’s overarching strategy to meet customer demand and capitalize on market opportunities. The ongoing success of the Cybertruck and Tesla’s ability to adapt to changing market conditions reaffirm the company’s position as a key player in the transition to sustainable transportation. Customers and stakeholders can engage with Tesla through various communication channels to provide feedback, share insights, and contribute to the growth and development of the brand.
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