Tesla Cybertruck Adds Work-Focused Accessories for Job Site Crews
Two new items—a $350 tailgate track and $985 bed storage box—join the truck's modular mounting ecosystem.
Tesla added two job site-focused accessories to its shop this week, targeting crews who use the Cybertruck bed for actual work rather than display.
What Happened
The Tailgate Utility Track costs $350 and turns the folded-down tailgate into an additional mounting surface. It features a single aluminum track with a T-slot for sliding accessories, two L-track attachment points, and two load stops included in the box. Tesla says it bolts onto the existing tailgate and works on every Cybertruck trim. The Bed Gear Box is priced at $985 and is a lockable aluminum storage box measuring 55.78 inches long, 19.8 inches wide, and 7.79 inches tall. It mounts to the bed's L-track rails, comes with two internal bins for smaller items, and weighs just over 57 pounds empty. Tesla notes that Long Range and Dual Motor AWD Cybertrucks require the L-Tracks accessory installed separately before the Gear Box will mount, since L-tracks come standard only on certain configurations.
Why It Matters
Both accessories build on the modular L-track mounting system Tesla has been expanding since CEO Elon Musk described the Cybertruck's third-party attachment strategy at the 2023 shareholder meeting. The same L-track backbone underpins previously launched items including the tailgate shield, jumpseats, and an off-road armor package. For contractors, fleet operators, and tradespeople who use their trucks daily, these factory-fit options provide alternatives to loose totes or aftermarket solutions for securing tools, recovery gear, or materials like lumber that hang off the bed's edge.
The Bottom Line
Tesla continues growing its Cybertruck accessories portfolio with work-oriented products. The Tailgate Utility Track at $350 and Bed Gear Box at $985 are available through the Tesla Shop as part of a broader ecosystem designed around the truck's integrated mounting points.
