Tesla has begun delivering the Cybertruck to the new owners in the Middle East. The brand has recently delivered 60 units of the electric truck in the UAE. Check all the details about the Tesla Cybertruck in the Middle East below.
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Tesla Cybertruck UAE deliveries commenced
While Tesla’s global sales are struggling to keep the brand as the top electric vehicle manufacturer, the US-based Elon Musk-owned brand has started delivering the Cybertruck in the Middle East. Earlier this month, Tesla delivered nearly 60 units of the Cybertruck to the new owners in the UAE.
Mind you, the Cybertruck is available in the UAE in two variants: All-Wheel Drive and Cyberbeast. The All-Wheel Drive Cybertruck is priced at AED 404,900, and it is powered by a 600 bhp dual-motor setup, which offers a real-world range of around 515-545 km. It can accelerate 0-100 km/h in 4.1 seconds and has a top speed of 180 km/h.
Meanwhile, the Cybertruck Cyberbeast variant is priced at AED 454,900, and it is powered by a more powerful 845 bhp all-wheel drive dual-motor setup. It offers a real-world range of nearly 515 km, while it can sprint 0-100 km/h in just 2.6 seconds. The top speed of the Cyberbeast is 210 km/h, and it can tow up to 5 tonnes of payload.
By delivering 60 units in a single day, Tesla has set a new record for delivering the maximum number of cars in a single day outside the United States. Speaking of the US market, the Cybertruck has witnessed a fall of 48.1% in sales in 2025. Elon Musk had earlier said that the Cybertruck would sell more than 500,000 units, which later turned out to be opposite of the exact plan.
Future of Tesla Cybertruck in the UAE
The Middle East is globally known for its raw crude oil abundance. However, the UAE has expanded its electric infrastructure exponentially in the recent past. All thanks to the highly competitive Chinese EV brands and the futuristic vision of the government, the future for EVs like Cybertruck looks promising as the EV infrastructure keeps on expanding in the region.
