2024-11-05 22:55
Automotive
Alex Lowe

Tesla now starting Cybertruck deliveries in Canada

Tesla has began selling the Cybertruck in Canada this week, after delivering around 40,000 units to US based customers. The company started selling the stainless steel EV truck around a year ago, with prices slowly coming down in recent months, thanks to cheaper trim levels becoming available. Tesla has also recently revealed that the Cybertruck now has a a positive gross margin with the non-Foundation series now on sale in the US for $80,000.

However, this week customers in Canada can now get the Cybertruck, as of Monday 4th November. Prices do start at $138,000 CAD though, as only the Foundation Series Cybertruck can be ordered.

Alex Lowe

Alex Lowe is the owner and editor of the interface and started the website in 2013. He publishes the majority of the content on the website, hosts the three podcasts and the runs the YouTube channels. Alex has a professional background in computer networking, FWA and WiFi.

Other Posts

Volkswagen Caddy 2026 Refresh
Volkswagen Caddy to receive major facelift this year
Volkswagen is due to reveal more about its updated Caddy van later this year
Lotus Emira Green
Lotus introduces new Turbo and V6 SE trims for Emira sports car
Lotus Emira gains new range toping V6 SE engine option and entry level turbo-charged four-cylinder
Orange Hyundai Kona EV driving in Milton Keynes, UK
Demand for used EVs is growing, becoming the "fastest-selling fuel type" in December
Used EVs were in high demand for 2025, becoming the "fastest-selling fuel type" on Autotrader
Electric Mazda 6e next to NACS connector
Mazda switches to use NACS in Japan
Mazda signs agreement with Tesla to use its NACS connector on new models in Japan