Sawyer Merritt reports Tesla has stopped Cybertruck Premium All-Wheel Drive orders. The configurator lists Dual Motor at $82,490, and that row cannot be selected.
The lead called the Cyberbeast the only trim a buyer can order while the body still listed Dual Motor at $82,490. The order stop is now attributed to Sawyer Merritt's report and the configurator, and Dual Motor is listed as not selectable.
Sawyer Merritt reports Tesla has stopped Cybertruck Premium All-Wheel Drive orders.
Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive is listed at $82,490. Premium All-Wheel Drive is listed at $92,490.
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