Tesla originally stated that the range extender would bump the dual motor Cybertruck's range up from 325 to 470 miles, but was later revised to 445 miles. Elon Musk's EV company also originally slated the range extender release for early 2025, but moved it to mid-2025. Now it appears there will be no release at all.

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

The country’s most controversial electric vehicle isn’t going to get an additional battery pack that would have taken up space in the bed.