Used Tesla Cybertruck for Sale

151 listings · median $80,174 · 152 sold in 30 days

Market overview

There are currently 151 used Tesla Cybertruck listings for sale on OwneDeals, aggregated from Tesla Certified Pre-Owned inventory, partner dealers, and private sellers across the United States. The median asking price is $80,174, with most listings between $75,851 and $87,218, and the average odometer reading is 20,360 miles.

In the last 30 days, 152 used Tesla Cybertrucks sold through listings tracked on OwneDeals at a median sold price of $76,998, spending about 8 days listed before selling.

Market analysis — used Tesla Cybertruck

Cybertruck asks cluster near $80,174, but sold prices center at $76,998 after 8 days.

Median sold price
$76,998
Median ask price
$80,174
Sold in 30 days
152 sold
Avg days listed
8 days

Cybertruck pricing is tight enough that asking prices alone overstate where deals are actually closing. Overall, listings center at $80,174 and sales at $76,998, but the more important split is by channel: 2024 Tesla CPO trucks asked $93,800 and sold at $74,400, while dealer examples asked $80,218 and sold at $78,900. That same CPO-to-dealer flip is even wider in 2025 sold data, where CPO closed at $66,800 versus $77,998 for dealer trucks. With 152 sold in 30 days, 151 active listings, and an average of 8 days listed, this is a quick-moving market where dealer comps matter more than private-party pricing.

  • Newer-year pricing is closer to the market: The overall gap between asking and sold prices is meaningful, but it narrows in the newer model year. Across the market, the median ask is $80,174 versus a median sold price of $76,998; by year, 2024 trucks show a $4,256 ask-to-sold gap, while 2025 trucks show a smaller $2,401 gap.
  • Supply is turning over quickly: This is a fast-moving market relative to the amount of available inventory. There were 152 sold in the last 30 days against 151 active listings, and the average sold truck spent 8 days listed, even though the median ask still sits above the median sold price at $80,174 versus $76,998.
  • Current choice is mostly dealer stock: Shoppers are comparing dealer inventory far more than private-party listings. The active mix totals 151 listings, made up of 105 AWD, 44 Cyberbeast, and 2 RWD trucks, so trim choice is concentrated in dealer-held supply.

Bottom line: Expect Cybertrucks to trade closer to $76,998 than the $80,174 median ask, and compare Tesla CPO sales against dealer sales, not CPO asks.

AI-generated summary of the data shown on this page, last updated 2026-06-10. Figures are directional, not an appraisal.

Median asking price — Tesla Cybertruck (last 30 days)

Median asking price for used Tesla Cybertruck, last 30 daysWeekly median asking price trend from OwneDeals inventory snapshots.$80,202$76,998May 11May 25Jun 08
Weekly median asking price for used Tesla Cybertruck.
Weekly median asking price, Tesla Cybertruck
WeekMedianP5P95CPO medianDealer median
May 11$76,998$71,998$95,594None$76,998
May 18$79,589$70,603$96,883None$79,589
May 25$80,202$69,997$97,991None$80,202
Jun 01$77,991$65,635$95,995$73,550$79,999
Jun 08$77,486$71,400$95,656$74,000$78,990

Price by model year — Tesla Cybertruck

Median price by model year, used Tesla CybertruckMedian asking price for each model year currently listed.2024$80,2292025$79,700
Median asking price for each model year currently listed — a quick read on depreciation.
Median price by model year, Tesla Cybertruck
Model yearMedianCPO medianDealer medianListings
2024$80,229$93,800$80,218115
2025$79,700None$79,70035

Price vs. mileage — Tesla Cybertruck

Price vs. mileage for used Tesla CybertruckEach point is one active listing: mileage (x) against price (y).$145,189$64,900195 mi62,948 mi
Each point is one active listing: higher-mileage cars trend cheaper. Use it to judge whether a listing is priced fairly for its odometer.

What’s available — Tesla Cybertruck trims

Active listings by trim, used Tesla CybertruckNumber of currently-listed vehicles by trim.AWD105Cyberbeast44RWD2
Active listings by trim.
Active listings by trim, Tesla Cybertruck
TrimCPODealerPrivateTotal
AWD01050105
Cyberbeast143044
RWD0202

How far sellers come down — Tesla Cybertruck

Initial asking price vs final sold price by channel, used Tesla CybertruckSolid bar = median initial asking price; lighter bar = median final sold price.AllCPODealer
Median initial asking price vs. median final sold price, by sales channel. The gap is how much sellers typically discount before a sale closes.
Initial asking vs final sold price by channel, Tesla Cybertruck
ChannelMedian initial askingMedian final soldMedian dropDrop %Cars
CPO$65,850$74,250$-8,400-12.8%38
Dealer$78,990$78,595$3950.5%114
All channels$76,998$76,998$00.0%152

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About this data

Methodology: active-listing statistics reflect vehicles marked for sale at the time this page was generated. Recently-sold figures use each listing’s last-updated timestamp as a sold-date proxy (we do not receive a guaranteed transaction date from every source) and should be read as directional market signal, not appraisal. Price-trend data comes from OwneDeals’ own inventory snapshots.

Research by DK · OwneDeals Research.

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