In the wake of an attack on the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas on Wednesday, where suspect Matthew Livelsberger, a 37-year-old Army service member, detonated explosives inside a Tesla Cybertruck, the electric car manufacturer snapped into action.
While the cause of the explosion was initially unclear, Tesla moved quickly to address concerns. CEO Elon Musk reported that his team conducted an internal investigation and found that the Cybertruck was not responsible for the explosion.
At a Wednesday evening press briefing, Clark County Sheriff KevinMcMahill credited Tesla and Musk for their assistance in providing security footage of the vehicle at charging stations and other useful data.
McMahill told reporters:
“I have to thank Elon Musk specifically. He gave us quite a bit of additional information in regards to how the vehicle was locked after it…
