Tesla expands the sale of the Cybertruck to the Canadian market

The electric carmaker led by Elon Musk has finally and officially put the long-awaited Cybertruck on sale in the Canadian market. Fans in this North American country had been waiting for this moment for some time, and it has finally arrived. However, the price they will have to pay to get their hands on one of the most controversial electric pickups of the moment will end up being somewhat higher than they probably expected.

Some recent reports indicated that Tesla was making significant progress in delivering reserved Cybertruck units in the United States, which suggested it might soon expand sales of its electric pickup to the Canadian market. And so it has.

Tesla has begun contacting Canadian customers who had reserved a Cybertruck, inviting them to convert their reservations into firm orders, and many of them have already decided to do so. As expected, the option to turn reservations into final orders has come together with the disclosure of the prices of the different Cybertruck versions in the Canadian market.

Although many car brands usually adjust their prices to make them more attractive in the Canadian market, Tesla has chosen to keep the Cybertruck’s price list practically unchanged, simply applying the US dollar to Canadian dollar exchange rate.

This is what the Cybertruck will cost you if you live in Canada

Thus, the AWD version with dual electric motors, 600 hp and 10,080 Nm of torque, goes on sale in this market for CAD 137,990. This version can reach 100 km/h from a standstill in 4.3 seconds, with a top speed of 180 km/h and an estimated range of 512 km. Its towing capacity is, on the other hand, 4,990 kg.

Those who want to step up one more level and go all out also have at their disposal the top-of-the-range version, the Cyberbeast , priced at up to CAD 165,990. This version has three electric motors instead of two, with a combined output of 845 hp and 13,960 Nm of torque. The 0 to 100 km/h acceleration drops in this case to just 2.7 seconds, while the top speed rises to 209 km/h. The towing capacity is the same, but as nothing can be perfect, the estimated range is reduced to 484 km.

Tesla began selling the Cybertruck in the United States in November 2023. Although the vehicle was originally unveiled in November 2019, production and delivery of the first units were delayed due to several manufacturing challenges and design adjustments. Tesla finally started delivering the first Cybertruck units to American customers at the end of 2023, marking the official start of its sales in the country.