Tesla Cuts Cybertruck Lease Prices by 25% in 3 Months; Increases the End-of-Lease Buyout to 71% of the Truck’s Purchase Price After 3 Years and 30,000 Miles

Tesla has once again lowered Cybertruck lease prices. This is the second time Tesla has lowered Cybertruck lease monthly payments since introducing the option less than 3 months ago this past November.

Now, the Cybertruck AWD lease costs only $750 a month. This is down from $1,000 a month in November and $900 a month in December.

All these price cuts mean a 25% price decrease in monthly lease payments in less than 3 months. If Tesla similarly discounted the Cybertruck purchase price by 25%, it would give the vehicle a $60,000 starting price.

What’s interesting here is that Tesla launched the Cybertruck lease option after ending the Foundation Series Cybertruck program and introducing the regular Cybertruck, which has an $80,000 starting price.

This means all the lease payment price cuts have been for the non-Foundation Series Cybertruck. Also, since introducing the lease program the Cybertruck has always qualified for the $7,500 tax credit through the lease loophole.

What this means is that all of the lease payment cuts and the entirety of the 25% discount are coming directly out of Tesla’s bottom line.

The $750 monthly lease price is for the base model Cybertruck AWD; however, Tesla has surprisingly increased the monthly lease payment for the performance tri-motor Cybertruck, although it’s only by $1.

In November, leasing a performance Cybertruck used to cost $1,204 a month. However, this price dropped to $999 a month in December, and now it has increased by $1 to $1,000.

Overall, even after this “price increase,” Tesla has still discounted the Cybertruck performance lease price by over 20% in less than 3 months.

However, going back to the base model Cybertruck AWD, Tesla has increased the end-of-lease buyout price for the vehicle after the latest lease payment cuts.

Before the latest price cuts, the Cybertruck AWD lease buyout used to cost $54,950; however, as of today, this number has increased to $57,400.

Similarly, Tesla has increased the end-of-lease buyout for the Cybertruck performance; It’s now up from $67,500 to $71,730.

At these prices, the end-of-lease buyout numbers suggest that Tesla expects the Cybertruck to hold over 70% of its value after 3 years and driven 30,000 miles.

Overall, It’s interesting to see Tesla simultaneously lowering the Cybertruck monthly lease payment and increasing the end-of-lease buyout price. Please let me know what you think about this move. Share your ideas by clicking the “Add new comment” button below. Also, visit our site, torquenews.com/Tesla, regularly for the latest updates.

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