Cybertruck production timing and the long wait — how are reservation holders thinking about it?

Tesla Electric Car Forum
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I’m in Nashville and have had a Cybertruck reservation for a while now. Seeing that Tesla has extended Cybertruck production into late summer 2027 has me rethinking my timeline. My current truck is aging and I don’t want to sink money into repairs if the delivery window keeps sliding, but I also don’t want to cancel a reservation I’ve held this long and lose my place in line.

What I’m unsure about is whether the extended production run signals stable output or just more uncertainty. I’ve read online that some reservation holders are switching configurations to speed things up, while others are waiting for pricing clarity. I don’t have real-world experience with how Tesla handles these long production timelines, so I’m trying to figure out whether to hold, adjust my configuration, or look elsewhere.

For those who’ve been through long waits or already have a Cybertruck, how did you decide when to keep waiting versus move on? Any input is appreciated.

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In Nashville too, and the configuration question is what I keep circling. I have a dual-motor reservation and a truck with 190k miles, so I set a personal cutoff: if I am still without a delivery window by next spring, I will spend the repair money rather than keep waiting blind. What I cannot work out is whether trimming the lineup to one trim means the lower-priced versions are effectively gone for new reservation holders. I came across Tesla now sells only the $109,990 Cybertruck Cyberbeast, which raised that doubt for me. Has anyone confirmed how existing reservations map to the remaining trim?