Cybertruck specs by trim

Range, acceleration, towing, weight and dimensions for each current Cybertruck trim, with a source on every figure.

Current U.S. lineup

TrimRange0–60Top speedTowingWeightCargoWheels
Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive not orderable325 mi (EPA est.)4.1 s112 mph7,500 lb6,537 lb117.3 cu ft18 or 20"
Premium All-Wheel Drive325 mi (EPA est.)4.1 s112 mph11,000 lb6,634 lb120.7 cu ft20"
Cyberbeast320 mi (Tesla est.)2.6 s130 mph11,000 lb6,863 lb120.7 cu ft20"
Source: Tesla Cybertruck page (Specs) · checked Nov 6, 2026Source: Owner's Manual: Towing a Trailer · checked Nov 6, 2026

Dual Motor AWD was listed as not currently orderable as of Nov 6, 2026.

Source: Electrek, Nov 6, 2026 · checked Nov 6, 2026

Payload and bed

Source: Tesla Cybertruck page (Specs) · checked Nov 6, 2026

Dimensions and charging

Source: Tesla Cybertruck page (Specs) · checked Nov 6, 2026 Source: Tesla DIY guide: Jump Starting · checked Nov 6, 2026

Earlier trims and model years

The single-motor Long Range (RWD) is no longer sold. Its EPA range is 335 miles (2025 model year), and the manual rates it at 7,500 lb towing. Foundation Series was an early package on AWD and Cyberbeast trucks. Earlier trucks' EPA ratings vary by model year and wheels; look up yours on fueleconomy.gov. We don't publish a range or build count we can't source.

Source: fueleconomy.gov: 2025 Cybertruck Long Range · checked Nov 6, 2026Source: Owner's Manual: Towing a Trailer · checked Nov 6, 2026Source: fueleconomy.gov (EPA) Cybertruck listings · checked Nov 6, 2026Source: Car and Driver: Tesla Cybertruck · checked Nov 6, 2026

Machine-readable: fleet-specs.json (every field has a source and checked date). Unknowns: usable battery capacity, total builds, Dual Motor payload and ground clearance.

General owner information, not factory service instructions. If anything here conflicts with your owner's manual or the Release Notes in your truck, those win.