Tesla Cyberbeast: price, specs and availability in Europe (2026)

In short: the Cyberbeast is the most powerful Tesla Cybertruck: three motors, 845 hp, 0–100 km/h in 2.7 s and a towing capacity of almost five tonnes. Tesla does not sell it in Europe – but a brand-new, Poland-registered Cyberbeast Foundation Series is in our showroom for €134,700. Below: the specs, how it differs from the AWD, what it really costs and how to own one legally in Europe.

What the Cyberbeast is

The Cyberbeast is the flagship Cybertruck. To the two motors of the AWD, Tesla adds a third on the rear axle and raises output to 845 hp. The result: a pickup weighing over three tonnes that reaches 100 km/h faster than most sports cars, and with torque vectoring at the rear it corners with more composure than its mass suggests. Everything else is shared with the family: the stainless-steel body, armour glass, air suspension with over 40 cm of ground clearance, rear-wheel steering and steer-by-wire.

Cyberbeast specifications

• Drivetrain: three electric motors, all-wheel drive, torque vectoring.
• Power: 845 hp.
• 0–100 km/h: about 2.7 s.
• Top speed: about 210 km/h (electronically limited).
• Range: about 500 km per Tesla; less on the motorway and in winter, as with every EV.
• Towing: 4,990 kg. Payload: about 1,100 kg.
• Dimensions: about 5.68 m long, 2.2 m wide (without mirrors), 1.79 m high; bed 1.83 m.
• Kerb weight: about 3,100 kg; registered in Poland at a gross vehicle weight of 4,250 kg.
• Charging: 800 V architecture, NACS port – in Europe via a CCS2 adapter.

What the Cyberbeast costs in Europe

Our Cyberbeast Foundation Series – brand new, stainless steel, already registered in Poland – costs €134,700. That is the price of a car ready to drive: import from the USA, technical adaptation, individual approval and registration are done.

For comparison: in the USA the Cyberbeast lists at about USD 100,000 before options, and on top come shipping, 10 % duty, 23 % VAT, technical adaptation (about €20,000) and registration. See what it comes to in your case with our import cost calculator. A new Cyberbeast in another configuration can be ordered – quoted individually.

Cyberbeast or Cybertruck AWD?

The AWD has 600 hp, reaches 100 km/h in about 4.3 s, tows the same 4,990 kg and goes slightly further on a charge. In everyday driving the performance gap only shows when you go looking for it. Buyers choose the Cyberbeast for the flagship badge, the complete Foundation Series equipment and the sheer effect of 845 hp in a pickup. If money and range matter more – the AWD. The numbers side by side are in Cybertruck AWD vs Cyberbeast.

Is the Cyberbeast legal in Europe?

Yes. Like every Cybertruck it goes through individual vehicle approval and registration in Poland at 4,250 kg – Polish plates, registration certificate, inspection and insurance. Buyers from other countries use it as a company car of their own Polish company, which we set up as part of the service; the caveats for long-term private use abroad we review with you before you buy. The procedure is explained in How the Cybertruck is registered in Poland; which licence you need, we check for your country.

Test drive and collection

The Cyberbeast is in our showroom – see it in Katowice (ul. Francuska 184) or Częstochowa (ul. Główna 140), Mon–Fri 9–18, Sat 10–14; Katowice has an international airport. Book on WhatsApp so the car and an advisor are waiting for you.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Tesla Cyberbeast cost?

€134,700 for a brand-new Cyberbeast Foundation Series registered in Poland. In the USA it lists at about USD 100,000 – without shipping, duty, VAT, adaptation and registration.

How much horsepower does the Cyberbeast have?

845 hp from three electric motors; 0–100 km/h in about 2.7 s.

How is the Cyberbeast different from the Cybertruck AWD?

A third motor, more power (845 vs 600 hp), quicker acceleration (2.7 vs 4.3 s) and a higher price. Towing is the same; the AWD's range is slightly longer.

What is its range?

About 500 km per Tesla; in practice it depends on speed, temperature and load – close to the rating in town in summer, noticeably less on a winter motorway.

Is the Cyberbeast available now?

Yes – the car in our showroom is registered and ready for collection after the contract and payment.

Can I drive it on a category B licence?

In Poland yes, with a category B licence held for at least two years and the alternative-fuel entry in the registration certificate. For your own country we check the rules.

Can the Cyberbeast be leased?

Yes, for companies – terms are set for the specific car. More in Leasing a Tesla Cybertruck.

Want to see it or ask about a new configuration? Write to us or call – we reply the same day.