Will Tesla offer any new price cut or incentive for its failing Cybertruck before Memorial Day?
51% of users predicted YES — the community missed this one. 39 predictions cast.
Tesla did not offer any price reduction or Memorial Day incentive for the Cybertruck in the days before the holiday weekend. Instead, the company moved in the opposite direction: Tesla raised the effective monthly lease cost on the Cybertruck Premium All-Wheel Drive by approximately $103, from roughly $1,031 to $1,134 per month. The vehicle's MSRP remained unchanged at $81,985, and no cash-back rebates were made available through the holiday period.
The lease price hike came despite persistent weakness in Cybertruck sales, which have drawn scrutiny following reports that earlier sales totals were overstated. Tesla has not offered discount programs in response to those concerns. Kelley Blue Book's May 2026 incentive tracking listed no active Cybertruck discounts or rebates for the period. While competing automakers ran Memorial Day promotions, Tesla declined to do so on the Cybertruck.
The community was split nearly down the middle, with 51 percent predicting a price cut would emerge — a narrow majority that proved incorrect.