In the third quarter, Tesla sold 16,692 Cybertrucks in the U.S., giving it almost 50% market share of EV trucks. That’s despite an average transaction price north of $115,000 a truck.

Tesla also says the range extender will be available in mid-2025, which is later than the original window of early 2025, Electrek reports. The estimated cost for the extender will be $16,000 and it must installed at a Tesla service center, according to the Cybertruck website.

The Cybertruck's range extender, which will essentially be an extra battery pack that'll sit inside the truck's bed and take up a third of its available space, won't be cheap. Tesla is currently advertising it on its website at a whopping $16,000, with a $2,000 down payment.

For the fifth time in less than a year since it was released, the Tesla Cybertruck has been recalled. This time the problem involves the rearview camera display which may not activate immediately after shifting the vehicle into reverse.

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