Cybertruck owners no longer have the option to pay more for a battery accessory to extend their vehicle's range.

Tesla originally stated that the range extender would bump the dual motor Cybertruck's range up from 325 to 470 miles, but ...

Update: It’s now official, as Tesla has started emailing Cybertruck owners who pre-ordered the $16,000 range extender battery ...

Since going on sale in the US, Tesla only offered the refreshed Model Y in a fully-loaded Launch Edition model, which came ...

Official confirmation of its cancellation follows Tesla quietly removing the range extender from the Cybertruck online ...

Autopilot, which normally comes with lane-keeping called Autosteer, hasn't been feature-complete since the first truck was ...

Tesla’s response was to boost the range using a separate battery pack — the range extender — that would’ve been installed in the pickup’s bed by a Tesla technician. The automaker originally said the ...

Tesla's Cybertruck, it's fair to say, isn't exactly flying off the shelves. Electrek reports that the automaker's inventory ...

To make up for the lack of range, Tesla decided to launch a Range Extender for the Cybertruck to get close to its range goal.

Tesla has confirmed it has given up on plans to make a Cybertruck range extender to achieve the range it originally promised on the electric pickup truck. It started refunding deposits for the $16,000 ...

The Cybertruck doesn't have free Autopilot, so Tesla decided to offer owners a one-year free FSD trial with the risk of ...

Tesla is offering a free one-year trial of its Supervised Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology to select Cybertruck owners as a ...