Cybertruck in Oman (2026): Price, Range, Recalls and Care
Short answer: you can own a Cybertruck in Oman, but as of September 2026 you can't buy one from Tesla in Oman. Tesla's Middle East launch covered the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, so trucks in Oman arrive as private or parallel imports. The Gulf line-up is the Dual Motor AWD and the Cyberbeast, with an official UAE price from AED 404,900 and a US EPA range of up to 325 miles (about 523 km). Before you buy, check its recall history and plan for looking after an unpainted stainless-steel body.
This guide covers where the Cybertruck is officially sold, which versions still exist, what the range, towing and price figures really mean, every recall that matters, and how to keep the truck healthy in Oman's heat, dust and wadis.
Key takeaways
- Not sold officially in Oman: Tesla opened Cybertruck orders in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. We found no official Omani sales channel or Omani price.
- Two Gulf versions: Dual Motor AWD from AED 404,900 and Cyberbeast from AED 454,900 in the UAE. The rear-wheel-drive version has been discontinued.
- Cybertruck range: 325 miles (about 523 km) for the dual-motor trucks and 320 miles (about 515 km) for the Cyberbeast, on the US EPA test cycle, from a 123 kWh battery.
- Recalls are real: the largest covered 63,619 trucks for over-bright parking lights (fixed over the air) and 46,096 trucks for a stainless trim panel that could come loose.
- The body needs its own routine: Tesla says the orange spots owners see are surface contamination rather than rust, and it advises against washing the truck in direct sun.
Is the Cybertruck sold in Oman?
Not through Tesla, as of September 2026. Tesla opened Cybertruck orders in the Middle East in September 2025 and launched its configurator in the UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, along with Jordan and Israel. Oman was not on that list.
The UAE came first. Tesla handed over about 63 trucks at a launch event in Dubai's Al Marmoom desert in January 2026, as reported by Teslarati. Electrek reported that Saudi deliveries were scheduled for March 2026, and Qatar's launch coverage gave the same month. DriveArabia's Oman listing for the 2026 Cybertruck shows no price and marks the truck as "Coming Soon", but that is the site's own label, not a Tesla announcement.
In practice, a Cybertruck on Omani roads was bought elsewhere and brought in. The UAE is the nearest official market, which makes it the obvious place to look, but check registration, warranty and service arrangements before you commit. We found no confirmation that Tesla supports imported Cybertrucks in Oman. If you already own a Tesla here, our guide to Tesla ownership in Oman explains how servicing works without a local Tesla centre.
Cybertruck versions in 2026
The line-up has changed several times. The cheaper single-motor rear-wheel-drive truck, which Electrek says had 350 miles of range, was cancelled because it didn't sell well. In February 2026 Tesla introduced a new Dual Motor AWD version at an introductory US price of $59,990. From 1 March 2026 that rose to $69,990, according to Not a Tesla App.
Dual Motor AWD
The entry truck has two motors and front and rear mechanical locking differentials. It uses coil springs with adaptive damping instead of air suspension, so ride height is not adjustable. Compared with the Premium version it also does without ventilated front seats, heated rear seats and the 9.4-inch rear display, and it has 7 speakers instead of 15.
Premium AWD
This version uses the same dual-motor drivetrain and range but adds adaptive air suspension and the comfort features listed above. It is sold in the US; the Gulf launch reports list only the Dual Motor AWD and the Cyberbeast.
Cyberbeast
The tri-motor Cyberbeast is the performance model. Cars.com lists 0–60 mph in 2.6 seconds, compared with 4.1 seconds for the dual-motor trucks.
Tesla Cybertruck price: official markets compared
There is no official Omani price, so the useful reference points are the official Gulf markets and the US. Prices in local currency come from Tesla's launch as reported by Electrek, Carscoops and Nasdaq; US prices exclude the $1,995 destination fee.
| Official market | Dual Motor AWD | Cyberbeast | Delivery status |
|---|---|---|---|
| UAE | AED 404,900 | AED 454,900 | Delivering since January 2026 |
| Qatar | QAR 384,990 | QAR 434,990 | Scheduled from March 2026 |
| Saudi Arabia | From SAR 435,000 | Not reported | Scheduled from March 2026 |
| United States | $69,990 (Premium AWD $79,990) | $99,990 | On sale |
| Oman | No official price | No official price | Import only |
An imported truck's final cost in Oman will depend on where it comes from, shipping, duties and the seller's margin. We haven't estimated a figure because there is no official one to anchor it to.
Cybertruck range, battery, towing and charging
All current versions use a 123 kWh battery. The range figures are from the US EPA test cycle, which is the only official rating published for the truck:
| Version | EPA range | Towing | 0–60 mph |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dual Motor AWD | 325 miles (about 523 km) | 7,500 lb (about 3,400 kg) | 4.1 seconds |
| Premium AWD | 325 miles (about 523 km) | 11,000 lb (about 4,990 kg) | 4.1 seconds |
| Cyberbeast | 320 miles (about 515 km) | 11,000 lb (about 4,990 kg) | 2.6 seconds |
EPA ratings are measured under test conditions. A three-tonne pickup at highway speed with the air conditioning working hard in 45°C heat, or pulling a boat trailer, will use noticeably more energy than the label suggests. Towing near the limit cuts range sharply on any electric truck.
On a DC fast charger, Cars.com says the Cybertruck can add about 137 miles (about 220 km) in 15 minutes. Oman's public network is still small: the Oman Observer counted 160 charging points nationwide in June 2026. From 1 October 2026 public charging is priced by charger power, at 50 baisa per kWh up to 90 kW, 90 baisa between 91 and 180 kW, and 120 baisa at 181 kW and above, as reported by Times of Oman. As rough arithmetic, putting 123 kWh into the truck at the fastest tier would cost about OMR 14.76, before charging losses. For planning, see how long it takes to charge an electric car.
Cybertruck problems and recalls
The Cybertruck has had a string of recalls since deliveries began in late 2023. PBS reported that the March 2025 trim-panel recall was the truck's eighth. These are the ones owners and used buyers should know about, from US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) filings:
- Cant rail panel (25V-170): a stainless panel along each side of the windshield could delaminate at its adhesive joint and come off while driving. It covered 46,096 trucks built between 13 November 2023 and 27 February 2025. A noise from the panel area was the listed warning sign. See NHTSA's recall report.
- Parking lights (25V699): 63,619 trucks built up to 11 October 2025 had front parking lamps that could be too bright. Tesla fixed it over the air, and trucks on software 2025.38.3 or later are covered, per NHTSA's filing.
- Accelerator pedal (2024): the pedal pad on 3,878 trucks could come loose and get trapped, holding the accelerator down. The pedal assembly was repaired or replaced.
- Drive inverter (24V-832): 2,431 trucks built up to 30 July 2024 could suddenly lose drive power. Tesla replaced the inverter.
- Brake rotors on steel wheels (2026): 173 trucks with 18-inch steel wheels could develop cracks around the wheel studs. Rotors, hubs and lug nuts are being replaced.
- Smaller campaigns: windshield wiper motor, bed trim, rear-view camera delay, tyre-pressure warning light and a service-installed off-road light bar.
These are US recalls tied to specific VINs. With an imported truck, check its VIN on nhtsa.gov/recalls and confirm the work has been done. Don't assume a recall will be carried out automatically in Oman. Keeping software current matters too, since several fixes arrived over the air; our firmware and software update service can help with that.
Stainless-steel body care in Oman
The Cybertruck's unpainted stainless body is the part of ownership that catches most people out. Tesla's owner's manual says orange or brown spots are surface contamination from iron-containing road debris, not rust. It recommends spot-cleaning with isopropyl alcohol wipes first, then a mild citric-acid cleaner if the marks remain.
The rest of Tesla's advice, summarised by Jalopnik, applies directly to Oman:
- Rinse off grit and mud first, especially from wheel wells and panel seams, before touching the body.
- Use a pH-neutral soap, not shampoos made for painted cars.
- Don't wash in direct sunlight. In Oman that means early morning, evening or a covered bay.
- Clean off bird droppings, tree sap and insects promptly.
- Avoid brush car washes, which Tesla warns can damage the finish.
- Rinse the underside after driving on beaches or salty roads.
Our own advice: fine desert dust and salty coastal air make these steps more important, so rinse more often than you would at home in a cooler climate. Scratches and dents are harder too. There is no paint to polish or blend, and few body shops work with stainless panels. For marks and dents, talk to a specialist in scratch and dent repair. After a collision, go to a shop that does panel replacement rather than trying to repair the panel.
Off-road, wadi and heat use
The Cybertruck has proper off-road hardware, but you need to know which features your version has. According to Not a Tesla App's off-road guide:
- Overland mode is for lower-speed traction, with surface settings for Sand, Gravel and Rock. Baja mode is for faster off-road driving.
- Ride height on air suspension goes up to 12.4 inches (316 mm), 14 inches (356 mm) and, in Extract Mode, 16 inches (406 mm), which limits speed to 10 mph (16 km/h). The Dual Motor AWD's coil springs don't offer adjustable height.
- Wade Mode raises the truck and uses air from the suspension to pressurise the battery pack. The maximum fording depth is 32 inches (about 81 cm) from the bottom of the tyre, sessions are limited to 30 minutes, and the recommended speed is 1–3 mph.
- On soft sand, lower tyre pressure for grip and re-inflate afterwards.
Treat wadis with respect whatever you drive. Flowing water can be far stronger than its depth suggests, and fording depth is a hardware limit, not an invitation. After sand or water, have the brakes and suspension checked; our brake and suspension repair team can inspect them.
Heat is the other Omani factor. Sohar reached 43.4°C in April 2026, the Oman Observer reported. Like any large EV, the truck works its battery cooling hard in that heat. Park in shade where you can, avoid back-to-back fast charges on a hot battery, and get a battery health and thermal management check if range drops suddenly.
Frequently asked questions
Can you buy a Cybertruck in Oman?
Not from Tesla as of September 2026. Tesla's Middle East launch covered the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, so Cybertrucks in Oman are private or parallel imports. Check registration, warranty and service support before buying.
How much is a Tesla Cybertruck in the Gulf?
In the UAE, the Dual Motor AWD starts at AED 404,900 and the Cyberbeast at AED 454,900. Qatar's launch prices are QAR 384,990 and QAR 434,990. There is no official Omani price.
What is the range of the Cybertruck?
On the US EPA cycle, the Dual Motor AWD and Premium AWD are rated at 325 miles (about 523 km) and the Cyberbeast at 320 miles (about 515 km). Heat, speed and towing all reduce real-world range.
Is the Cybertruck RWD still available?
No. Tesla cancelled the single-motor rear-wheel-drive truck after weak sales. The line-up is now the Dual Motor AWD, Premium AWD in the US, and the Cyberbeast.
Does the Cybertruck rust?
Tesla says the orange or brown spots owners see are surface contamination from iron-containing debris, not rust. It recommends isopropyl alcohol wipes first, then a mild citric-acid cleaner if needed.
How many recalls has the Cybertruck had?
PBS reported that the March 2025 cant rail recall was the eighth, and more followed, including the parking-light software fix in October 2025 and a brake rotor recall in 2026. Check any truck's VIN for open recalls.
How deep can a Cybertruck wade?
Not a Tesla App puts the maximum fording depth in Wade Mode at 32 inches (about 81 cm), measured from the bottom of the tyre, with a 30-minute limit. Moving water in a wadi can be dangerous at far shallower depths.
How much can a Cybertruck tow?
The base Dual Motor AWD is rated at 7,500 lb (about 3,400 kg). The Premium AWD and Cyberbeast are rated at 11,000 lb (about 4,990 kg).
Cybertruck service and repairs with EVS Oman
Whether you're importing a Cybertruck or already own one, EVS Oman can help with diagnostics, software, body work and mechanical checks at our workshops in Oman. See our Cybertruck service page or all our Tesla services, then contact EVS Oman to book an inspection.