Price details for various Cybertruck components have been leaked online, and they show that in order to create a tough truck with distinctive aesthetics, Tesla had to include some costly components. They are not outrageously high, but certainly not cheap.

Screenshots shared by a user on the Cybertruck Owners Club show the cost to replace a wiper blade and arm for the Cybertruck is a hefty $165. In contrast, the Ford parts catalog lists an F-150 wiper blade at a far more reasonable $24 and the arm at $18. Of course, there are two components for the Ford, as opposed to just one for the Cybertruck, but even when combined, they still come in at a considerably lower price than the Cybertruck's single, massive part.

The supposedly official pricing details also include the windshield glass, which is listed at an even higher $1,900 for the Cybertruck. For a Ford F-150, the glass can cost as little as $380, though that's without any embedded technology like a rain sensor. In addition, Tesla's part is made of Gorilla glass, which the company says is resistant to chips and cracks, potentially reducing the frequency of replacements.

The front steering actuator is a pretty big deal if it breaks, as the unit costs $3,300. By comparison, the entire rack and pinion assembly in a Ford F-150 Lightning is listed at $2,000.

The side glass for Tesla's new truck will apparently cost between $200 and $260. On an F-150 Lightning, it can cost as much as $395. Additionally, the left fender will cost $550, which is less than the front panel on an F-150, and owners likely won't have to pay to paint the part before it's installed on the vehicle.

Prices for some Tesla Cybertruck parts:

  • Windshield wiper blade: $75
  • Windshield wiper arm & blade: $165
  • Windshield glass: $1900
  • Front steering actuator: $3300
  • Shatterproof side windows: $200-$260
  • Powered frunk & fascia: $1910 + $935
  • Front fenders: $550/each
  • 35″ All-Terrain A/T tire (Goodyear Wrangler Territory RT (285/65R20): $470/each

While the prices listed above aren't necessarily shocking, they do suggest a vehicle that will be comparatively expensive to maintain. It seems unlikely that this will be a deterrent for Tesla buyers, but it may be worth considering if you're looking at one of the cheaper models.

Source: Cybertruck Owenrs Club

Евгений Ушаков
Evgenii Ushakov
15 years driving