The Las Vegas Explosion: A Case Study in Car Surveillance The explosion of a Tesla Cybertruck in Las Vegas on New Year's Day became a flashpoint in the discussion about vehicle surveillance.

The Tesla Cybertruck explosion and fire at the entrance of the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas Wednesday morning is being investigated as a possible terrorist act, according to a law enforcement official who ...

A Tesla Cybertruck exploded just in time for ... with bystanders not far away. The explosion was caught on camera, affecting its surroundings, though the police claim that the Cybertruck's design ...

Authorities used Tesla data and records to track the Cybertruck's movements, shedding light on the droves of data automakers collect on drivers.

Elon Musk said that the car that exploded outside a hotel ... Sam Morris/Las Vegas Review-Journal via AP Tesla CEO Elon Musk reacted to the explosion on X, formerly Twitter, on Wednesday.

Other cars have 1 every 18 million miles ... confirm that Wednesday's horrific attack in New Orleans and the Tesla Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas both involved vehicles rented on Turo." ...

The U.S. was rocked with violence on New Year’s Day, from a deadly attack in New Orleans to an explosion outside ...

“There’s about 1 Tesla fire for every 130 million miles traveled. Other cars have 1 every 18 million ... The Wednesday morning explosion killed the suspect inside the futuristic-looking ...

Musk has 210 million followers on X Tesla says its vehicles are 500% less likely to catch fire than traditional cars Law enforcement confirmed the truck had no link to the explosion Musk has 210 ...

Your car is spying on you ... Within hours of the New Year’s Day explosion that burned the driver beyond recognition and injured seven, Tesla was able to track Colorado Springs resident Matthew ...

NEW YORK — Your car is spying on you ... Within hours of the New Year’s Day explosion that burned the driver beyond recognition and injured seven, Tesla was able to track Matthew Livelsberger ...