Tesla now sells the tri-motor Cybertruck for $100,000 and only has a range of 320 miles. As for the dual-motor Cybertruck, it was supposed to cost $50,000 and have over 300 miles of range.

There could be many reasons why Tesla has given up on the product. The range extender was confirmed to take 30% of the Cybertruck’s bed, and Tesla needed to install and remove it at a service ...

The Range Extender was delayed again in late 2024, but this time, it would only enable the truck to hit 445 miles of range. No change in the price, though. Either way, Tesla told the public to ...

Initially advertised with up to 500 miles of range, the production Cybertruck arrived with significantly less. Tesla's solution was the range extender, which sits in the truck bed and costs $16,000.

But it still only brings the Cybertruck’s maximum range up to 470 miles in the base pickup, below that original 500-mile estimate. Tesla hasn’t yet listed the range extender’s capacity.

Previously, Tesla said the range extender, which will take up a good chunk of the Cybertruck’s bed space, would give the dual-motor Cybertruck an estimated total of 470 miles of range.

Tesla opened reservations for the Cybertruck's range extender option, which brings the on-paper range of the truck to more than 450 miles. Pricing is listed at an estimated $16,000, with ...