What you can order in the 2025 Tesla Cybertruck lineup

Tesla offers the 2025 Cybertruck in three main configurations: Rear-Wheel Drive, All-Wheel Drive, and Tri Motor All-Wheel Drive. Each configuration comes with different motor setups, acceleration, range, and pricing. The base Rear-Wheel Drive model starts at the lowest price point, while the Tri Motor version offers the most power and towing capacity. You choose your configuration when you order, and it determines what you pay and what performance you get.

Beyond the motor configuration, you can customize wheels, interior colors, and exterior finishes. Some options are included in the base price, while others cost extra. Tesla's website shows the current price for each configuration and lets you see how costs change as you add options.

Key Takeaways

  • The 2025 Cybertruck comes in three motor configurations: Rear-Wheel Drive, All-Wheel Drive, and Tri Motor All-Wheel Drive, each with different range, acceleration, and towing capacity.
  • Rear-Wheel Drive is the least expensive option and has the longest range, while Tri Motor is the most powerful and tows the most weight.
  • You can customize wheel options, interior trim colors, and exterior finishes, with some choices adding to the base price.
  • Delivery timelines vary by configuration and your location, so checking Tesla's website shows your specific wait time when you order.

Rear-Wheel Drive: range and affordability

The Rear-Wheel Drive Cybertruck has a single motor powering the rear wheels. This configuration offers the longest driving range on a single charge compared to the other two options. It accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in approximately 6.5 seconds and can tow up to 14,000 pounds, which covers most common hauling tasks.

This model costs less than the All-Wheel Drive and Tri Motor versions. If you prioritize range and lower cost over maximum power, this is the configuration to consider. It still delivers the distinctive Cybertruck design and stainless steel exoskeleton that define the vehicle.

All-Wheel Drive: balanced power and range

The All-Wheel Drive Cybertruck has two motors—one on the front axle and one on the rear. This setup improves traction in snow, rain, and off-road conditions compared to Rear-Wheel Drive. It accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in roughly 4.5 seconds and can tow up to 16,000 pounds.

The All-Wheel Drive configuration sits in the middle for both price and performance. You gain better handling and more towing capacity than Rear-Wheel Drive, but spend less than the Tri Motor model. The range is shorter than Rear-Wheel Drive but still covers most daily driving and longer trips on a single charge.

Tri Motor All-Wheel Drive: maximum power and towing

The Tri Motor All-Wheel Drive Cybertruck has three motors—two on the rear axle and one on the front. This is the most powerful configuration, accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in approximately 2.6 seconds. It can tow up to 20,000 pounds, making it the strongest option for heavy hauling and demanding work.

The Tri Motor costs more than the other configurations and has a shorter range due to the extra power draw. If you need maximum towing capacity, fastest acceleration, or plan to use the truck for heavy-duty work, this configuration justifies the higher price. It also comes with all-wheel steer, which improves maneuverability in tight spaces.

Wheels, colors, and interior finishes you can customize

Tesla offers several wheel designs for the 2025 Cybertruck, ranging from 18-inch to 22-inch options. Different wheel sizes affect range slightly—larger wheels reduce efficiency but may improve appearance or handling feel. Some wheels are included in the base price, while premium designs cost extra.

For the exterior, you can choose from several paint finishes, including Ultra White, Solid Black, Stealth Grey, and Midnight Cherry. The stainless steel exoskeleton is standard across all configurations. Inside, you can select different seat materials and trim colors, though the core interior layout remains the same across all models.

Range, charging, and real-world driving distance

EPA-estimated range varies by configuration. The Rear-Wheel Drive model offers the longest range, while the Tri Motor offers the shortest. Actual range depends on driving conditions, weather, speed, and terrain. Cold weather reduces range by 20 to 40 percent compared to mild conditions.

All 2025 Cybertruck models use Tesla's Supercharger network for fast charging on long trips. Charging at home with a Wall Connector takes longer but is convenient for daily use. Tesla's website and in-vehicle navigation show available chargers and estimated charging times based on your current battery level and destination.

Delivery timeline and current availability

Delivery times for the 2025 Cybertruck vary by configuration and your location. Some configurations may ship sooner than others. Tesla's order page shows an estimated delivery window when you configure your truck. Delivery typically takes several weeks to a few months from the order date, depending on demand and production capacity.

You can check current delivery estimates on Tesla's website without committing to an order. If you want a specific configuration, checking the timeline before ordering helps you understand when you might receive your truck.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between Rear-Wheel Drive and All-Wheel Drive in real driving?

All-Wheel Drive gives you better traction in snow, rain, and off-road conditions because power goes to all four wheels. Rear-Wheel Drive is lighter and more efficient, so it goes farther on a charge. For city and highway driving in dry conditions, both handle well. Choose All-Wheel Drive if you live in a snowy climate or plan off-road use.

Can I upgrade from one configuration to another after I order?

You can modify your order before it enters production, but once manufacturing starts, changes become difficult or impossible. Contact Tesla directly if you want to change your configuration after ordering. It's best to finalize your choice before confirming your order.

Do all configurations come with the same interior features?

Yes, all three configurations include the same interior layout, infotainment system, and core features. The differences are motor setup, performance, and towing capacity. You can customize seat materials and colors across all configurations, but the basic cabin design is identical.

Which configuration is best for towing a trailer regularly?

The Tri Motor can tow 20,000 pounds, making it the strongest choice for regular heavy towing. All-Wheel Drive handles 16,000 pounds and costs less. Rear-Wheel Drive maxes out at 14,000 pounds. Match the configuration to your typical load weight and frequency of towing.

Does the wheel size I choose affect how much the truck costs?

Some wheel options are included in the base price, while larger or premium designs add to the total cost. The price difference varies depending on which wheels you select. Tesla's configurator shows the exact price for each wheel option when you build your truck.