Tesla has had trouble selling its Foundation Series Cybertruck, with reports from December noting it was actually buffing out the “Foundation Series” etching and dropping the price. Tesla is now adding a complimentary vinyl wrap to unsold Foundation Series vehicles, which the automaker claims is a $6,000 value.

The base AWD Cybertruck can be now leased for as low as $987 with no downpayment. Leasing a Cyberbeast without a downpayment now costs $1,232 per month for 36 months. Cybertruck Foundation Series buyers now get a free vinyl wrap as Tesla moves inventory.

Tesla cut U.S. lease prices on the Model 3 and Cybertruck on Friday, a tactic it has increasingly resorted to move vehicles as more customers opt for leases. The company has also boosted referral discounts. Here’s what Tesla did on Friday ( hat tip to Sawyer Merritt ):

Tesla keeps dropping Cybertruck lease prices, but the more affordable versions of the truck have yet to enter production.

Tesla has dramatically cut prices on the Cybertruck in Canada. Make no mistake, the polarizing electric pickup is still mighty expensive, but it’s a start toward more affordable models. As a matter of fact,

And as the curiosity around investing in Teslas starts to grow for drivers, one bloke who whips around in a Cybertruck shared the mind-blowing amount that six months of electric has cost him. Bilal Sattar has been able to save a hefty amount thanks to the Elon Musk invention.

A Tesla Cybertruck driver has shared how little he's spent charging his vehicle over the past six months, highlighting the stark contrast in fuel costs