2025 Tesla Cybertruck Lease Deals You Can Score This November

2025 Tesla Cybertruck in a Nutshell

Oh, where to start with the Tesla Cybertruck? After years of delays, the trapezoidal electric pickup truck was finally delivered to customers in late 2023. Polarizing would be a good word to describe it, although its tech and features will impress most.

It hasn’t been the sales hit that Tesla was hoping for, but it does have its fans, and there are still those who aspire to own one. That said, it does pull impressive numbers, particularly in terms of power, performance, and towing capacities.

Currently, there are two trims for the Cybertruck, each featuring a unique powertrain. Base prices range from $79,990, all the way to $114,990.

2025 Tesla Cybertruck Lease Deals for November

Both trims for the Tesla Cybertruck are available for lease deals this month. Starting with the all-wheel drive model, it’s $5,000 due at signing with a monthly rate of $729 per month for 36 months. There’s also a $0 due at signing deal available that bumps up the monthly payment to $880 per month.

For those who want the ultimate Cybertruck, they’ll have to go for the Cyberbeast. We’ll get to the specs later on, but to lease one, it’s $1,729 per month for 36 months with a due at signing price of $5,000. Like the all-wheel drive, one can lease it with no due at signing fee, but the monthly payment goes up to $1,883 per month.

Both have an annual mileage limit of 10,000 miles, with an additional $0.25 per mile charged if the limit is exceeded. Offer is valid until December 1, 2025.

2025 Tesla Cybertruck Highlights

For those hoping to score a deal for the entry-level rear-wheel drive version, you’re out of luck. It was discontinued in September 2025, just six months after its introduction. That means Cybertruck trims are now down to two: the all-wheel drive and Cyberbeast.

The all-wheel drive features a dual-motor arrangement paired with a 123kWh battery. It’s capable of 600 horsepower and 744 lb-ft of torque, while delivering an estimated range of up to 325 miles. For the Cyberbeast, it gets an additional motor; the extra motor results in a significant power boost, enough to fling it to 60 mph in under three seconds.

Specs? That would be 845 hp, 1,030 lb-ft of torque, a towing capacity of 11,500 lbs, and a 0 to 60 mph time of just 2.6 seconds. Those are pretty solid numbers, especially for something that weighs about 6,900 lbs.

There’s no shortage of tech features, and to be honest, it deserves an entirely different article to pick apart our thoughts.

Final Thoughts

It’s not all rosy in the world of Tesla right now, but as a whole, the products are worth a punt for those who’d like an EV. Tesla’s truck isn’t exactly for shy types with its monolithic cyberpunk-inspired exterior. It attracts attention for better or worse, but one cannot deny the tech that’s fitted standard in this pickup.

We won’t stop you from getting a Cybertruck. To put it lightly, it’s for the daring and bold types out there.

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