April 18, 2025 – In a move aimed at boosting sales, Tesla is reportedly “racing to clear Cybertruck inventory,” as per a recent report by Carscoops. The electric vehicle manufacturer is offering substantial discounts and incentives to attract potential buyers, including lifetime access to the Supercharger network and Full Self-Driving (FSD) capabilities for select models.
Despite CEO Elon Musk’s earlier claim that the Cybertruck had amassed over 1 million pre-orders, actual sales figures have fallen far short of expectations—with fewer than 50,000 units delivered as of early this year.
One major factor contributing to this discrepancy is the Cybertruck’s steep price tag, which has surpassed initial estimates. For instance, U.S. customers purchasing the 2024 Cyberbeast Foundation Series can now save $11,990 off the original price, alongside lifetime Supercharger access.
However, the incentives extend beyond the top-tier model. Tesla is also offering the same deal for the 2024 All-Wheel Drive (AWD) Standard Range Cybertruck, priced at $89,990 and including lifetime Supercharger access. Some units even come pre-installed with FSD (Supervised).
Canadian buyers are eligible for similar discounts, with the Cyberbeast model seeing a 16,590reductionandtheAWDvariantslashedby13,790.
According to Tesla’s inventory tracker, fewer than 4,500 Cybertrucks remain available in the U.S., comprising both new and display vehicles. Canada’s stock is even tighter, with just 72 units currently listed.
