VIN 100,001 yet?!

[4 SPACE]

scroll above my post about CT VIN's

yes i printed it and it matches exact with my vin.
i still think it would be interesting to know since there is not a lot of CT's did they run 10 beast models then 10 all wheel drive or just completely random. Is the next vin before or after mine delivered to the same city or state. It not like it a Ford truck where there is 500 of them in my city. I like owning something that is unique i can go weeks without seeing a CT
We have 2 CT both beasts in my city

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[ABILISK]

Cybertruck VIN StructureHere's a digit-by-digit breakdown for a typical 2024 Cybertruck VIN (e.g., something like 7G2CEHEDxRAxxxxxx, where "x" varies):

Position	Meaning	Details for Cybertruck
1-3	World Manufacturer Identifier (WMI)	7G2 = Tesla Inc., truck (applies to Cybertruck and Semi).
4	Make/Line/Series	C = Cybertruck.
5	Chassis/Cab Type	E = Truck, left-hand drive (LHD).
6	Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR)	G = Class G (8,001–9,000 lbs.); H = Class H (9,001–10,000 lbs.). This varies by configuration (e.g., dual-motor vs. tri-motor).
7	Fuel Type	E = Electric.
8	Motor/Drive Unit/Braking System	D = Dual-motor (standard all-wheel drive); E = Triple-motor (performance, i.e., Cyberbeast). This is the key digit for identifying the Cyberbeast variant.
9	Check Digit	A calculated value (0-9 or X) for VIN validation; assigned by Tesla per federal regulations.
10	Model Year	R = 2024; S = 2025 (and so on, following the alphabet).
11	Plant of Manufacture	A = Austin, TX (Giga Texas, where all Cybertrucks are built).
12-17	Unique Serial Number	A sequential production number (e.g., 000001 for the first truck produced, up to 999999). This is assigned in the order trucks come off the assembly line.

Do the Last 5 Numbers Tell How Many Trucks Were Made?Not exactly the last 5, but close—the last 6 digits (positions 12-17) represent the production sequence number, indicating the truck's place in the overall manufacturing order. For example:

• A VIN ending in 000001 would be the very first Cybertruck produced.
• One ending in 019888 would be the 19,888th Cybertruck made.

This sequence is shared across all Cybertruck variants (dual-motor, Cyberbeast, Foundation Series, etc.), so it doesn't reset for specific models. It directly reflects the total number of Cybertrucks produced up to that point, regardless of configuration. As of mid-2025, production has ramped up significantly, with VINs reported in the tens of thousands.

If you have a specific VIN, you can estimate its production order by looking at these digits (subtract 1 from the number if it starts from 000001).

Wonder what the 8th digit will be for the LR RWD?

 

[4 SPACE]

If anyone buys a rear wheel drive CT let us know what the 8th digit of the vin is.
I hope people only buy the Beast or AWD we dont need cheaper models just need people to step up and keep the CT a high end vehicle.

 

[ABILISK]

If anyone buys a rear wheel drive CT let us know what the 8th digit of the vin is.
I hope people only buy the Beast or AWD we dont need cheaper models just need people to step up and keep the CT a high end vehicle.

A $70K truck with SBW/4WS is still high end in my book. It drops a few features but I’d still take a RWD CT over Rivian’s new quad motor model or anything from GM. Coming from a Beast owner. SBW is that good to me.

 

[YDR37]

Wonder what the 8th digit will be for the LR RWD?

My theory is C. Then we would have:

C = single-motor
D = dual-motor
E = tri-motor

However, this seems simple and straightforward, so it is unlikely to be correct.

 

[YDR37]

If anyone buys a rear wheel drive CT let us know what the 8th digit of the vin is.
I hope people only buy the Beast or AWD we dont need cheaper models just need people to step up and keep the CT a high end vehicle.

The RWDs have just started to appear in Tesla inventory, as per this post. So you don't even have to buy one; if you find one at the Tesla store, you should be able to check the VIN there.

 

[YDR37]

Wonder what the 8th digit will be for the LR RWD?

Another question: what will the 10th digit be?

2024 Model Year = R
2025 Model Year = S
2026 Model Year = T (so far seen only on refreshed Model Y).

Seems possible that the new version of Cybertruck could be assigned to the 2026 Model Year, like the new version of the Model Y. In that case it should get T in the 10th digit of the VIN, again like the new Model Y. If it's still a 2025, it should get S.

 

[HappyGuy]

Just picked up my AWD 769xx VIN built in Jun'25 last Saturday in NorCal. It was in the inventory of the Rocklin location.

 

[Cactusrick]

Just picked up my AWD 769xx VIN built in Jun'25 last Saturday in NorCal. It was in the inventory of the Rocklin location.

Enjoy welcome to the club. You are going to love it. With your number a date They might hit 100k by the end of year...

 

[YDR37]

An RWD VIN has been spotted. Made in mid-June 2025, # 77xxx

Digit 8 is C, consistent with my theory. So:

C = single-motor
D = dual-motor
E = tri-motor

Digit 10 is S, so no 2026 Cybertrucks yet.

R = 2024 Model Year
S = 2025 Model Year
T = 2026 Model Year (so far seen only on refreshed Model Y).

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