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No source names the day. TechCrunch[2][3], on Friday 31 July 2026, said deliveries start "next week"; ALSO confirmed on 19 August that the bike "has started shipping to customers across the U.S." The pin takes Monday 3 August, the first day of that week - estimated, all-day, and the product page itself carries no date.
The report that dates the release: published 31 July 2026, it says deliveries start "next week", quotes ALSO's supply-chain explanation in full and notes the company expected to finish Launch Edition deliveries by September.[1]
The 22 October 2025 unveiling in Oakland - the source[1] of the $4,500 Launch Edition price, the full trim ladder and the "come to market this spring" promise this pin is measured against.
ALSO's own confirmation, on 19 August 2026, that the Launch Edition "has started shipping to customers across the U.S.", which closes the bracket on the delivery start date.[1]
Sector trade press with the current price ladder ($3,500 for 60 miles, $4,500 for 100) and the 18 August pre-order opening for the Performance and Standard trims with autumn deliveries.[1]
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In a conference call following the release of the results, CEO Elon Musk made new comments announcing that Tesla plans to hold a “handover event,” which generally means the first deliveries of a new car, toward “the end of the third quarter.”
This would put the first Tesla Cybertruck deliveries around September 2023. It’s the most precise timing of Cybertruck deliveries that Tesla has released to date.
Based on the launch of Tesla’s most recent models, especially the Model Y, we should expect Tesla to only deliver a few Cybertrucks during the delivery event, likely only to Tesla insiders, and we can expect months between the event and the start of deliveries to customers.
Interestingly, Musk also said that Cybertruck reservation holders should expect to get an update on specs and pricing at that event at the end of Q3.
In previous comments, Musk indicated that the Cybertruck would be available in a new top-of-the-line variant with quad motors rather than the tri-motor powertrain originally announced.
