<ul><li>Tesla has officially canceled the range extender accessory for Cybertrucks and will provide full refunds to customers who had put down a $2,000 deposit.</li><li>The range extender was aimed at giving the dual-motor Cybertruck an estimated total range of 470 miles, but the estimate was later downgraded to 445 miles with a delayed release date of 'mid-2025'.</li><li>Tesla removed the range extender from the Cybertruck configurator last month and has faced criticism over falling short of initial range and pricing promises for the electric pickup.</li><li>The cancellation of the range extender is seen as another setback for Tesla following lower-than-expected Cybertruck sales in 2024 and a 13 percent decline in sales for the first quarter of 2025 across the Tesla lineup.</li></ul>

Tesla finally calls it quits on Cybertruck range extender

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