Tri-motor, all-wheel drive: $69,900 Tesla hasn't yet detailed battery sizes, but during the presentation, a max-range figure of over 500 miles was disclosed for the tri-motor model, while the dual-motor version was listed at 300-plus miles and the single-motor base model at a still-healthy 250-plus miles. For now, the only Cybertruck option listed is Self-Driving, priced at a heady $7,000. As the site notes, "Selecting Full-Self Driving today will secure your price as it increases in the future." (Despite the option title and Musk's bold claims for the tech, clicking on the "Learn more" button reveals a lengthy disclaimer that says the tech's current version requires supervision and does not enable autonomy .)Still onboard? You'll have to plunk down your name, email address, phone number, credit card number and agree to pay a $100 deposit. The funds will be taken immediately, but Tesla says the deposit is fully refundable. Note: By placing the order, you're consenting to allow Tesla to save your credit card. Tesla's Cybertruck microsite offers three different powertrain trims and exactly one option package. Tesla By clicking "Place Order," you also agree to Tesla's Cybertruck Agreement, Supercharger Fair Use Agreement, and Customer Privacy Agreement, which is all fairly boilerplate stuff that should be familiar to Tesla customers. The salient points in the first document are that your vehicle's configuration "will be confirmed with you at a later date," including Tesla providing the "Final Price Sheet" as one's delivery date looms. Tesla's website says you can cancel a Cybertruck preorder at any time right up until delivery, at which point reservation holders are entitled to a full refund of their preorder payments. "Until your final configuration is matched to a vehicle, you may make changes to your Vehicle Configuration," Tesla says. In other words, if you're curious about the Tesla Cybertruck but you're not sure how you want to configure yours (or maybe you're not even sure if you want one, but think you might be interested with more time and research), there doesn't seem to be much of a downside to plunking down a Benjamin to hedge your bets and get on the waiting list. After all, Tesla says you're entitled to get your deposit money back right up until delivery. Tesla Cybertruck is like nothing else, and it'll be built in Austin +34 More