Tesla begins selling used Cybertrucks, but strips some Foundation Series features [Update]

Tesla has officially begun selling used Cybertrucks through its inventory website in the United States. While Tesla has sold used vehicles through its website for years, this marks the first time the company has made pre-owned Cybertrucks available through its own inventory channel.

However, some of the company’s used Foundation Series listings are missing features that were included as standard equipment when those vehicles were originally sold new.

Tesla has not added used Cybertruck inventory on the Canadian existing inventory website.

Prices Start at $66,200

According to Tesla’s inventory listings, customers can have a used Cybertruck transported to any Tesla delivery location within the continental United States. The company estimates transportation costs of up to $2,500, although the final fee is determined after an order is placed.

The used inventory currently includes a mix of both Foundation Series and standard production Cybertrucks from the 2024 and 2025 model years. Prices vary considerably depending on mileage, configuration, and trim level.

At the lower end of the range, one Foundation Series Cybertruck with 2,566 miles is listed for $66,200. At the other end of the spectrum, a non-Foundation Series Cyberbeast with 5,256 miles is listed at $94,800.

Tesla is now officially selling used Cybertrucks directly from its inventory. Tesla will transport one to any Tesla delivery location of your choice in the continental US for up to $2,500.

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UPDATE 11:17am PT: All used Cybertrucks appear to have already been sold as we can no longer find any trucks in Tesla’s listings.

Foundation Series without FSD and more

While the availability of used Cybertrucks may be good news for buyers, some of Tesla’s listings have raised eyebrows. Foundation Series trucks that originally came bundled with FSD, Premium Connectivity, and free Supercharging are now appearing in Tesla’s inventory without those features included.

Instead, the company is offering them with 3 free month of FSD, 3 months of free Supercharging, and 3 months of free Premium Connectivity. Non-Foundation Series trucks get only 1 month of FSD and Premium Connectivity, and no free Supercharging.

While these are nice perks, the lack of these features being included raises questions about whether software that was included in the original purchase price should remain attached to the vehicle when ownership changes hands. Some owners argue that because FSD and Premium Connectivity were listed as included equipment on the original Monroney window stickers and purchase agreements for Foundation Series Cybertrucks, they should transfer with the vehicle just like any other factory-installed feature.

Others have questioned whether removing those features could affect resale values, particularly given that the Foundation Series commanded a premium price when new specifically because it bundled software and other exclusive features into the package.

Tesla has not publicly commented on how software features are being handled on these used Cybertruck listings. As more vehicles begin appearing in Tesla’s used inventory, buyers will likely be paying close attention not only to pricing and mileage, but also to which software features are included with each vehicle.