Tesla Cybertruck: versions, batteries and what to know before buying
The Tesla Cybertruck is an electric pickup truck with a stainless steel body and unique design, set to be produced from 2023. In this article, we'll look at the versions, power, practicality, and what you need to know to buy a Cybertruck in Lithuania.
The Cybertruck in brief
The Cybertruck stands out with its angular stainless steel body and unusual, futuristic appearance. It's an electric pickup with an open cargo area covered by a solid tonneau cover.
The car is very new and still quite rare in Lithuania, and it's not officially sold in Europe like other Tesla models. Therefore, most offers are for imported vehicles from the USA, whose documents and compliance need to be checked.
Which version to choose
The Cybertruck is produced in several variants: a simpler rear-wheel-drive version, an all-wheel-drive version with two motors, and the most powerful version with three motors (Cyberbeast). Exact versions and equipment vary depending on the production period.
The first cars delivered were the limited edition 'Foundation Series', which came with more features. Choose according to your needs: the two-motor version is fast enough, while the three-motor version is for maximum power.
Motors and transmissions
The Cybertruck is an electric vehicle, so it has only electric motors and a single-speed transmission. Most versions have all-wheel drive, and the three-motor version boasts extremely high acceleration.
The car features an air suspension that allows for adjustable ground clearance and a large battery. The driving range depends on the version, but it decreases when towing a trailer or driving at high speeds.
What to check when buying a Cybertruck
Due to its novelty, it's crucial to check the software condition and ensure that all manufacturer recall work has been completed. Information about early version issues is constantly emerging, so stay updated with the latest news.
Thoroughly inspect the body panels, roof, and interior, as repairing this construction can be complex and expensive. Ensure that charging and all auxiliary systems are operational.
For an imported car, clarify the registration, compliance, and insurance requirements in Lithuania before purchasing.
Trim levels
Names and equipment vary by market and year; we list the most commonly found trims in Europe.
Foundation Series
2023–2024The first limited-edition version.
- Often — mostly equipment
- Often — special wheels
- All-wheel drive
All-Wheel Drive
2024 onwardsThe base version with two engines.
- All-wheel drive
- Quick acceleration
- Suspension
Rear-Wheel Drive
2025 onwardsThe more basic version with rear-wheel drive.
- Rear-wheel drive
- Less power than the AWD version
- Often – simpler equipment
Cyberbeast
2024 onwardsThe most powerful version with three engines.
- Three electric motors
- The fastest acceleration
- Suspension
Comparing the versions
| Foundation | All-Wheel Drive | Cyberbeast | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it suits | For collectors | For everyday use | Maximum power |
| Classifieds (most often) | 20 col. | 20 col. | 20 col. |
| Engine | Two engines | Two engines | Three engines |
| Transmission | All-wheel drive | All-wheel drive | All-wheel drive |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | €€€ | €€€ | €€€ |
The Cybertruck is for those who value unique styling and technology. The two-engine version is plenty for daily use, while the Cyberbeast is for enthusiasts.
Pros
- Unique styling and a robust stainless-steel body
- Very quick acceleration
- Large cargo area and towing capability
- Packed with tech and air suspension
Cons
- Very large and heavy, tricky to park in the city
- Maintenance can be expensive
- There's no official daily servicing network like there is for other models
Frequently asked questions
Is the Cybertruck officially sold in Lithuania?
Officially, it's not distributed in Europe like other Tesla models, so most cars are imported individually. Before buying, check the registration and compliance requirements.
Is the Cybertruck suitable for daily use?
Technically, yes, but it's very large, heavy, and difficult to park. Driving in the city and on narrow roads can be challenging.
How many miles does the Cybertruck do?
The range depends on the version and driving conditions. Towing, high speeds, and cold weather significantly reduce it.
Updated 2026-10-17 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically





























