Tesla quietly removed the Cybertruck's unreleased $16,000 Range Extender from its online shop. Customers were previously able to place a non-refundable deposit of $2,000 to reserve one.

Tesla has quietly killed off the $16,000 Range Extender for the Cybertruck. The automaker removed it from the Cybertruck configurator last month, signaling the possible demise. Owners who bet big ...

The Range Extender, which in reality was a massive battery pack that took up a third of the Cybertruck’s bed and had to be installed and uninstalled by Tesla technicians, was meant to bring the ...

Tesla removed the Range Extender from its Cybertruck configurator without public explanation. Customers placed $2,000 non-refundable deposits for the now-missing $16,000 battery upgrade.

Tesla owners have complained on various online platforms that their EVs tend to lose a few miles of range overnight or ... causing some degree of battery depletion. With the update, the app ...

Cybertruck owners no longer have the option to pay $16,000 more for an accessory to extend their vehicle's range. A Tesla customer service representative confirmed to Business Insider on Thursday ...

The writing was pretty much on the wall for the Cybertruck range extender last month when Tesla removed the option from its website. Now, it’s officially scrapped it and is refunding the $2,000 ...

However, it appears that the wait is over for Tesla owners who preordered the Cybertruck Range Extender. And, no, it's not because the product has now been released. Tesla has now cancelled its ...

Tesla (TSLA, Financials) confirmed it is no longer producing the Cybertruck range extender, a removable battery pack designed to boost the vehicle's driving range closer to initial targets.

Tesla canceled its Cybertruck range extender, which was set for mid-2025 release. The optional battery pack would extend the distance the Cybertruck could drive before needing to recharge.