This 2024 Tesla Cybertruck is a Foundation Series example with laser-etched badging, white interior trim, and Full Self-Driving capability. A dual-motor AWD model, it features stainless-steel bodywork, variable-ratio four-wheel steering, adaptive air suspension, 20″ Cyber wheels, 35″ tires, heated and ventilated front seats, front and rear touchscreens, and eight cameras. The truck was acquired new by its current owner, and it has 1,635 miles. This Cybertruck is offered by the seller on behalf of the owner with a window sticker, charging equipment, accessories, and a California title.
The Cybertruck is built with stainless-steel body panels and a unibody structure comprised of a structural battery pack, high-strength steel, and cast aluminum subframes. This example has Foundation Series badging in addition to a power-operated front trunk, automatic LED lighting, and eight anchor points for accessories.
The composite 6′ cargo box has a storage compartment below the floor as well as LED light bars, 110- and 220-volt power outlets, and an L-track system. Buttons on the left-rear corner operate the tailgate release and the tonneau cover, which retracts into the forward bulkhead. Cargo and towing capacities are rated at 2,500 and 11,000 pounds, respectively.
Through an induction motor up front and a permanent-magnet synchronous motor at the rear, a high-voltage lithium-ion battery sends power to all four of the 20” Cyber wheels, which are mounted with 285/65 Goodyear Wrangler Territory RT tires. Four-wheel steering and adjustable air suspension are additional elements. The powertrain is factory rated at 600 horsepower, and maximum range is an estimated 340 miles.
The heated and ventilated front seats are trimmed in black with white piping, and the Foundation Series specified white upholstery on the dashboard and door panel inserts. Other appointments include an 18.5″ front touchscreen, a 9.4” rear touchscreen, a 15-speaker sound system, heated rear seats, wireless charging pads, USB ports, and 110-volt power outlets.
The full-length roof panel is constructed with impact-resistant acoustic glass.
The oblong steering wheel has buttons and scroll wheels instead of control stalks. The driver is aided by Full Self-Driving capability, automatic emergency braking, pedestrian detection, emergency lane departure avoidance, and eight cameras. The odometer indicates 1,635 miles.
The window sticker lists factory equipment and a total vehicle price of $101,985. Charging components and accessories that accompany the truck are shown at the end of the gallery below. The seller reports that wheel covers will be provided by Tesla at a later date.
The Carfax report lists history beginning in February 2024.
There is currently a lien on the vehicle, and the owner’s lender will need to be paid off before the title is transferred to the next owner.