Deliveries of Tesla's Cybertruck set to commence in Canada, starting from November
Tesla Cybertruck Arrives in Canada: First Deliveries to Early Buyers
The highly anticipated Tesla Cybertruck is set to make its debut in Canada, marking a significant milestone for the electric vehicle manufacturer. According to reports, the strategic decision to deliver the Cybertruck to Canadian customers stems from Tesla's efforts to manage logistics and supply chains efficiently, similar to their approach with the Tesla Model Y being delivered from Giga Berlin to Canada to avoid high tariffs from the USA and China.
One of the first customers to receive his Tesla Cybertruck is Steven Point from Kitchener, Ontario. Originally scheduled for November 5, there was a slight transport delay, and his delivery is now set for November 7. Steven Point's Tesla Cybertruck is an all-wheel-drive (AWD) Foundation Series model, but the specific type of Cybertruck being delivered is not specified beyond this.
The delivery schedule for the Tesla Cybertruck suggests a phased rollout, with early buyers receiving their vehicles first. Another customer from Montreal is also expected to receive their Cybertruck on November 4, but the details about the type of Cybertruck being delivered are not available.
The price of Steven Point's Tesla Cybertruck is $160,000 CAD, and the annual insurance cost is $2,004 CAD, with a monthly premium of $167 CAD through TD Meloche Monnex.
The Tesla Cybertruck is being delivered to Canada, making it the second market outside the U.S. to receive the vehicle, after Mexico. This move marks an expansion of Tesla's reach, as the company continues to grow its presence in the global electric vehicle market.
Delivery dates for the Tesla Cybertruck are in November 2023 for early buyers, indicating that the rollout is starting with those who placed their orders the earliest, such as Steven Point. The Tesla Cybertruck is a highly anticipated vehicle, and its arrival in Canada is sure to excite many electric vehicle enthusiasts.
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