• Tesla launched its Cybertruck at the end of November.

• Its parts catalog has been updated to include details of the new Cybertruck.

• Some copies shared online also appear to show the prices for each component.

The first group of customers finally got their hands on the Tesla Cybertruck at the end of November.

With a base cost of $60,990 and ranging up to $99,990, just purchasing Elon Musk's latest creation is no small feat.

But no matter how futuristic and high-tech, car parts will always need replacing.

Though the prices for the Cybertruck parts have not been listed on Tesla's website, car enthusiast Nic Cruz Patane appears to have a copy of the catalog that includes a breakdown of the prices of individual Cybertruck components.

It's unclear whether these are internal prices or those for the consumer. Or indeed, whether they are legit.

Business Insider reached out to Tesla and Cruz Patane for further comment but didn't immediately hear back.

According to screenshots shared by Cruz Patane, if the Cybertuck's giant windshield wiper were to snap, for example, it would only cost $165 to buy a new one and have it assembled.

Should the entire windshield be damaged, you'd need to shell out $1,900 to replace it, however.

These costs were also shared in the Cybertruck Owner's Club forum.

If Musk's claims that the Cybertruck is "really tough — not fake tough" are to be believed, then new buyers shouldn't have much to worry about when it comes to repairs.

Tesla says the Cybertruck's body panels are made of ultra-hard 30X cold-rolled stainless steel while the windows are made of "armor glass."

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