Tesla has seemingly eliminated the long-promised Range Extender option for the Cybertruck without any announcement, leaving ...

The solution is to fit an aftermarket truck bed extender that allows you to leave the tailgate down, so you can load longer items while making sure they are secure and well-supported. Thankfully ...

The Cybertruck Range Extender was announced at the vehicle’s delivery event as a $16,000 add-on that appears to take up about half of the truck’s usable rear bed space. Tesla initially promised in ...

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However, Tesla had devised a solution to bring the range closer to what it originally announced: a separate battery pack that sits in the truck’s bed. Tesla called it a “range extender.” ...

Tesla never publicized the battery capacity of this pack, only promising it would boost the dual motor’s range from 340 miles ...

To make up for this screw-up, Tesla offered a $16,000 range extender that takes up about a third of the CT's entire bed. However ... In theory, the truck will soon get a big battery upgrade ...

Tesla removed the Range Extender from its Cybertruck configurator ... auxiliary battery pack that would take up nearly half the truck bed. It was intended for those who found the stock range ...

The separate battery pack was mounted in the bed, and remedied ... Now, the option has seemingly disappeared from the truck's webpage.

Tesla has officially unveiled the Cybertruck RWD in the US and Mexico and is already accepting orders. The base version of ...