The extender will add less range than promised for the dual-motor version of the truck. It will also be available later than expected.

The Tesla Cybertruck was launched last year after a four-year wait, and when it finally made its debut, it didn't have all that Tesla CEO Elon Musk promised it would. Moreover, not all variants were available,

Tesla announced the divisive Cybertruck just before the pandemic, leading to numerous delays as global supply chains collapsed. That didn't stop Tesla fans from placing deposits and waiting years to get the brutalist electric vehicle.

At the launch of the production-spec Cybertruck in late 2023, Tesla announced the range extender as a supplementary battery pack that can be installed into the bed of the truck. I

The Tesla Cybertruck may have taken forever to arrive, but it's finally here. And it's weird, grand, controversial and everything we've come to expect from the Tesla brand. But Tesla isn't quite done with the electric truck's lineup,

Tesla has further delayed production of Cybertruck’s range extender and reduced the range that it will add to the