Tesla Cybertruck specs for 2026 centre on three all-wheel-drive trims: Dual Motor AWD, Premium AWD and Cyberbeast. Tesla’s US-published figures show about 325 miles (around 520 km) of EPA-estimated range on the dual-motor trims, towing of 7,500 lb on Dual Motor AWD and 11,000 lb on Premium AWD, and a claimed 2.6-second 0-60 mph time for the Cyberbeast.
Cybertruck Specs by Trim
| Trim | Range (est.) | 0-60 mph (claimed) | Towing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dual Motor AWD | About 325 mi | 4.1 s | 7,500 lb |
| Premium AWD | About 325 mi | 4.1 s | 11,000 lb |
| Cyberbeast | About 320 mi | 2.6 s | 11,000 lb |
These are Tesla’s US-published figures. Range and towing numbers can change by model year and market, and Tesla changes its trims and prices often, so we do not quote prices here.
Battery and Charging
- Battery: about 123 kWh.
- Peak DC fast-charging rate: up to 325 kW, per Tesla.
- Powershare: the truck can power tools and appliances from its bed outlets and, with compatible equipment, a home.
- Connector: Tesla’s North American (NACS) port.
Cold weather, speed, towing and tires reduce real-world range, which is especially relevant in Canadian winters.
Towing and Payload
- Dual Motor AWD: up to 7,500 lb. Premium AWD and Cyberbeast: up to 11,000 lb.
- Payload ranges from roughly 2,000 to 2,500 lb depending on trim and tires; check the door-jamb label on your truck.
- Towing a large trailer cuts range sharply, so plan charging stops.
Size and Cargo
- Length about 223.7 in, wheelbase about 143.1 in, width about 80 in without mirrors.
- Bed floor about 71.8 in long and 51 in wide, with an enclosed, lockable bed.
- Ground clearance is about 9.8 in on Dual Motor AWD and adjusts up to about 16 in on air-suspension trims.
Interior and Tech
- 18.5-inch front touchscreen on every trim; Premium AWD and Cyberbeast add a rear screen.
- Seats five. Premium and Cyberbeast add more outlets and a premium audio system.
- Steer-by-wire and rear-wheel steering help low-speed handling.
Cybertruck vs Other Electric Pickups
The Cybertruck leans on speed, towing and a stainless-steel body, while rivals such as the Ford F-150 Lightning stress range or a familiar truck layout. Read our Ford F-150 Lightning STX specs to compare. If you own a Cybertruck, see our odometer reset explainer.
Who Should Consider It
- You want fast acceleration and large-truck towing in an EV.
- You can charge at home or along your regular routes.
- You are comfortable with the unusual styling and touchscreen-first controls.
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast is the Tesla Cybertruck?
Tesla claims 0-60 mph in 4.1 seconds for the dual-motor trims and 2.6 seconds for the tri-motor Cyberbeast.
How far can a Cybertruck go on a charge?
Tesla lists about 325 miles of estimated range for Dual Motor AWD and Premium AWD and about 320 miles for the Cyberbeast. Real-world range varies with weather, speed and towing.
How much can a Cybertruck tow?
Dual Motor AWD is rated up to 7,500 lb. Premium AWD and Cyberbeast are rated up to 11,000 lb.
How big is the Cybertruck battery?
Tesla lists a battery of roughly 123 kWh and a peak fast-charging rate of up to 325 kW.
What trims does the 2026 Cybertruck have?
The US lineup is Dual Motor AWD, Premium AWD and Cyberbeast. Check Tesla Canada for the lineup offered in Canada.
Sources
- electrive: Tesla raises Cybertruck prices again in the US
- The Driven: Tesla launches cheapest Cybertruck
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