<ul><li>Tesla has officially scrapped the Cybertruck range extender and is refunding $2,000 deposits to customers who opted for the $16,000 battery pack.</li><li>The range extender was aimed to address Tesla's failure to meet promised ranges for the Cybertruck, offering an additional 120 miles to the vehicle's range.</li><li>Originally scheduled for launch in early 2025, then rescheduled to mid-2025, Tesla's decision to discontinue the range extender means depositors will not receive the product.</li><li>The Cybertruck, introduced in 2019 with delays in production, has faced challenges such as low sales, quality issues, high pricing, and increased competition, impacting Tesla's overall sales performance.</li></ul>

Tesla just scrapped the Cybertruck range extender

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