Tesla launches Cybertruck work accessories

Tesla has launched two new accessories for its Cybertruck electric pickup, aimed at owners who use the vehicle for work. The Tailgate Utility Track costs $350, and the lockable Bed Gear Box is priced at $985.

According to a post from the official Cybertruck account on X, the items were part of a five-product batch that also included apparel. The company says the accessories are designed for job site crews and owners who use the truck bed for actual work rather than just for show.

Tailgate Utility Track

The Tailgate Utility Track is a single aluminum track that bolts onto the folded-down tailgate. It features a T-slot for sliding accessories and includes two L-track attachment points and two load stops. Tesla's pitch is straightforward: it allows owners to strap down oversized cargo, like lumber or a cooler, that hangs off the back of the bed, preventing it from sliding out during transit. The accessory works on every Cybertruck trim level.

Bed Gear Box

The Bed Gear Box is a lockable aluminum storage box measuring 55.78 inches long, 19.8 inches wide, and 7.79 inches tall. It weighs just over 57 pounds when empty and is designed to mount to the bed's L-track rails. The box comes with two internal bins for organizing smaller items. Tesla's product listing suggests it is meant to stay in the bed permanently, providing a secure, factory-fit alternative to loose totes for tools, recovery gear, or emergency supplies.

Tesla notes that Long Range and Dual Motor AWD Cybertruck configurations require a separate L-Tracks accessory to be installed before the Gear Box can be mounted, as L-tracks do not come standard on those variants.

The L-Track Ecosystem

Both new products build on the mounting point strategy that CEO Elon Musk first described at a 2023 shareholder meeting. At that time, Musk said the truck would ship with mounting points so that outside companies, and Tesla itself, could keep adding gear without redesigning the bed. This L-track system is the same backbone used for previously released accessories like the tailgate shield, jumpseats, and an off-road armor package.

The Cybertruck's X account posted the announcements within minutes of each other. For owners looking to expand their setup further, a wider range of L-track compatible options like cargo dividers, MOLLE panels, and bed racks are available from third-party suppliers.