Las Vegas: Electric vehicle explodes outside Trump International Hotel

ANI January 2, 2025 334 views

A dramatic vehicle fire erupted outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, potentially involving a Tesla Cybertruck. Local fire officials quickly responded to the incident in the hotel's valet area early Wednesday morning. Eric Trump shared details about the fire on social media, emphasizing guest safety. The exact cause of the electric vehicle fire remains under investigation.

"The safety and well-being of our guests and staff remain our top priority" - Eric Trump
Las Vegas, January 2: An electric vehicle caught fire outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas on Wednesday (local time), according to officials and videos on social media.

Key Points

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Tesla Cybertruck reportedly caught fire in hotel valet area

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Clark County Fire Department responded quickly to the incident

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Eric Trump confirmed the vehicle fire on social media platform X

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Details about fire's cause remain unconfirmed

The vehicle appeared to be a Tesla Cybertruck, though local officials had not yet confirmed the car's make or the cause of the fire.

The Clark County Fire Department confirmed that it responded to a vehicle fire in the valet area of the Trump International Hotel at approximately 8:40 am local time.

Donald Trump's son, Eric Trump, also reported the vehicle fire on X.

https://x.com/EricTrump/status/1874514306848440399

"Earlier today, a reported electric vehicle fire occurred in the porte cochere of Trump Las Vegas. The safety and well-being of our guests and staff remain our top priority. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Las Vegas Fire Department and local law enforcement for their swift response and professionlism," Eric Trump wrote on X.

Reader Comments

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Marcus T.
Wow, that's scary! I hope no one was hurt. Makes me think twice about parking my EV in valet areas. 🔥
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Sarah K.
Interesting how quickly this made headlines when it happened at a Trump property. Wonder if it would get the same coverage elsewhere...
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Jamal R.
Respectfully, the article feels a bit speculative before we have official confirmation about the vehicle make. Maybe wait for the fire department's report?
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Tina L.
The Cybertruck's design is so futuristic but incidents like this make me nervous about new EV tech. Safety first! 🚗💨
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Derek P.
Props to the fire department for quick response. EV fires are no joke - they burn hotter and longer than gas cars.
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Aisha M.
Was just at that hotel last month! The valet area is always packed. So glad this didn't turn into a bigger disaster.

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