Short answer: there’s no official Australian price yet, and no confirmed local launch.
In the US, Tesla lists the Cybertruck from about USD 60,990 (RWD, due later) to USD 79,990 (AWD) and USD 99,990 (Cyberbeast).
Roughly converted, you’re staring at around A$95k–A$155k before GST, luxury-car tax, and on-roads—if it ever lands here.
Used? There’s no local market; early US resales tend to sit above MSRP, and any grey import would be deep into six figures in AUD.
So for now, it’s a very shiny maybe with a very large price tag—great for pub chat, less great for a driveway in Brisbane.
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