A Tesla Cybertruck caught fire and seemingly exploded outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas on Wednesday morning. Videos shared on X show the truck engulfed in flames, with witnesses reporting multiple explosions and a loud boom. The cause of the fire is still unknown, and there are no reports of injuries. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police are investigating the incident.
A Tesla Cybertruck appeared to explode outside of the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas , Nevada on Wednesday morning. A video shared on X shows the truck engulfed in flames just outside the hotel’s lobby, with the person who captured it saying the Cybertruck “blew up.” It’s still not clear what caused the fire, or if there were any injuries. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police said they are “investigating” and that the fire had been put out.
Stephen Felando claimed the windows shook violently on the 53rd floor of the building; Max Radford claimed there were multiple explosions. “Ayackle,” who captured the lobby video, says the vehicle lowered itself shortly after pulling up to the lobby, then went boom. “It started off like colourful fireworks,” they wrote on X. “I and my husband were literally standing where the luggage is in the footage. I just saw it pulled up, and it lowered itself like a bus, and boom it goes.
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