Tesla Cybertruck in Europe 2026: price, versions, availability and how to buy

In short: Tesla does not sell the Cybertruck in Europe, but you can buy one, have it registered and drive it legally. A registered, ready-to-drive example costs from €118,000 (Cybertruck AWD Foundation Series, used) to €134,700 (Cyberbeast, new) at our showrooms; a new Cybertruck ordered from the USA is quoted individually. The cars are in Katowice and Częstochowa, Poland – you can see them, drive them and take one home.

Three versions – which one is for you

Tesla builds the Cybertruck in three drivetrain versions. All share the stainless-steel body, rear-wheel steering, air suspension and a battery of over 120 kWh; they differ in the number of motors, performance and price.

• Cybertruck RWD – one motor, rear-wheel drive, about 320 hp, 0–100 km/h in about 6.3 s, Tesla-rated range up to about 560 km. The cheapest version (about USD 70,000 in the USA) and the only one without all-wheel drive.
• Cybertruck AWD – two motors, 600 hp, 0–100 km/h in about 4.3 s, range about 520 km, towing 4,990 kg. The sensible choice and the version we have in stock.
• Cyberbeast – three motors, 845 hp, 0–100 km/h in 2.7 s, range about 500 km. The flagship for those who want it all – covered separately in our Cyberbeast guide.

AWD or Cyberbeast? We settle it with numbers in Cybertruck AWD vs Cyberbeast.

What a Cybertruck costs in Europe in 2026

There is no European price list because Tesla does not offer the model here. The real prices look like this:

• Cybertruck AWD Foundation Series (2024, about 19,000 km, black PPF wrap): €118,000 – registered in Poland, available now.
• Cyberbeast Foundation Series (new, stainless steel): €134,700 – available now.
• New Cybertruck ordered from the USA: the price depends on the version, options and the dollar rate – on top of the US price come shipping, 10 % duty, 23 % VAT, technical adaptation (about €20,000) and registration. Work it out yourself with our import cost calculator.

The showroom price already includes everything: import, technical adaptation, individual approval and Polish registration. This is what we have right now:

Is the Cybertruck legal in Europe?

Yes. The Cybertruck has no EU type approval and Tesla issues no certificate of conformity for it, so each vehicle goes through individual vehicle approval in Poland under EU Regulation 2018/858: technical adaptation, inspection, documentation, registration at a gross vehicle weight of 4,250 kg, Polish plates, registration certificate 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 full explanation is in How the Cybertruck is registered in Poland.

Which driving licence?

In Poland a category B licence held for at least two years is enough for the vehicle registered at 4,250 kg, provided the registration certificate carries the alternative-fuel entry. Whether your own country applies the same EU exception, we check for your case.

How to buy – four steps

• Choose. A car in stock, or a new one ordered in your configuration. We help you match the version to how you will drive.
• Contract and reservation. A clear contract, payment schedule and dates. For a car in stock – straight to collection.
• Import and preparation (orders only): shipping from the USA, customs, modifications, inspection, individual approval, registration, and your Polish company if you live outside Poland.
• Collection. In Katowice or Częstochowa with the full set of documents and insurance; delivery on request.

The step-by-step version is in our buying guide, and the trade-offs between stock and order in Cybertruck available now or ordered from the USA?

Living with it – what buyers ask

• Charging: the Cybertruck has the American NACS port; in Europe it charges through an adapter at CCS2 stations and at home from a wallbox.
• Range: Tesla quotes 500–560 km; motorway and winter driving take their share, as with every EV.
• Size: 5.68 m long and 2.2 m wide – it fits most garages, not every parking bay.
• Towing and payload: up to 4,990 kg on the hook and over a tonne in the bed.
• Service: inspections, parts and warranty in Europe are organised through our partner workshops – ask us before you buy, we answer plainly.
• Leasing and financing: available through a company – see Leasing a Tesla Cybertruck.

See it, drive it, take it home

Our cars are at the showrooms in Katowice (ul. Francuska 184) and Częstochowa (ul. Główna 140), southern Poland – Mon–Fri 9–18, Sat 10–14; Katowice has an international airport. Book a test drive or message us on WhatsApp – you get a straight answer, not a call centre.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Tesla Cybertruck cost in Europe?

A registered car from our showroom: from €118,000 (AWD Foundation Series, used) to €134,700 (Cyberbeast, new). A new one ordered from the USA is quoted individually; the import calculator gives you a realistic estimate.

Is the Cybertruck legal in the EU?

Yes – after individual approval and registration in Poland at 4,250 kg it has Polish plates, a registration certificate, a valid inspection and insurance, and is used across the EU as a company car.

Which driving licence do I need?

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

Can I buy a new Cybertruck?

Yes, ordered from the USA in your configuration. The lead time depends on Tesla, shipping and registration – we tell you before you order.

How fast can I get a car in stock?

Cars in the showroom are registered – after the contract and payment you can collect immediately.

Is leasing available?

Yes, financing and leasing are possible through a company; terms are set for the specific car.

Where can I see a Cybertruck in person?

In Katowice (ul. Francuska 184) and Częstochowa (ul. Główna 140) – ideally by appointment, so the car and an advisor are waiting for you.

Can a Polish-registered Cybertruck be driven in other EU countries?

Yes – as a company car of your Polish company under EU company-car rules, with caveats for long-term private use that we review with you. Check your country in our country check.

Have a question about a specific car or configuration? Write to us or call – we reply the same day.