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Tesla Cybertruck ‘exploded’ in front of Trump Hotel (Updated)

Last updated: January 1, 2025 10:16 pm
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A Tesla Cybertruck caused a commotion in front of the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada when it “exploded” in the valet area. The incident, which occurred on a Wednesday morning, prompted a swift response from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department who quickly extinguished the fire and launched an investigation into the cause.

Initially, reports indicated that there may have been injuries, but tragically, it was later confirmed that one individual inside the Cybertruck had died, with several others sustaining injuries. The location of the incident led to speculation on social media about a potential attack, although authorities have not confirmed this and are still considering it as a “potential act of terror.”

Eric Trump, executive vice-president of the Trump Organization, described the incident as an “electric vehicle fire” and expressed gratitude to the Las Vegas Fire Department and local law enforcement for their prompt response.

Witnesses described the event as an “explosion,” with surveillance footage showing the Cybertruck pulling up to the valet area, lowering itself, and then emitting smoke before bursting into flames. While electric vehicle batteries can catch fire, it is not common for them to explode in such a manner.

This incident adds to a series of recent Cybertruck fires, although previous cases were linked to crashes. Tesla has been addressing battery pack issues in the Cybertruck, but there is no evidence connecting these problems to fires or explosions.

Elon Musk and the Tesla team are actively investigating the matter, with Musk stating that the explosion was caused by fireworks or a bomb in the bed of the truck, not by the vehicle itself. Despite speculation, experts urge patience and await the results of the investigation to determine the true cause of the explosion.

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In conclusion, while there are theories circulating about the incident, it is essential to rely on expert analysis and avoid jumping to conclusions. The unique nature of the Cybertruck and its battery cells may play a role in understanding what led to the explosion, but definitive answers will only come from a thorough investigation.

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