First Look Inside the Tesla Cybertruck Turned Police Cruiser

Tesla’s boldest vehicle has officially joined the Las Vegas Metro Police Department (LVMPD). The department recently released a video showcasing its new Tesla Cybertruck police cruisers, donated by philanthropists Ben and Felicia Horowitz, offering the first detailed look inside these futuristic patrol units.

Here’s what the front and back seat areas look like in a Cybertruck Police patrol vehicle. https://t.co/MI2Okpla5x pic.twitter.com/UHVirQHenn

— Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt) October 29, 2025

Sheriff Kevin McMahill praised the vehicles, calling them symbols of innovation and community service, designed to perform “from Fremont Street to Red Rock Canyon.” Outfitted by Upfit Tesla (a division of Unplugged Performance), the Cybertruck cruisers merge Tesla’s minimalist tech interior with practical police upgrades.

This is now officially the most badass Police vehicle fleet in America.

Each Police Cybertruck is expected to save the Las Vegas PD $9,500 a year in fuel and maintenance costs alone. The are also the #1 most American-made police trucks

🫡 @UpfitTesla pic.twitter.com/e3MgtKuAvU

— Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt) October 28, 2025

The front cabin features a laptop mount beside the central touchscreen, integrated siren and light controls, and additional communication tools, all seamlessly built into the dashboard. In contrast, the rear compartment is stripped down for detainee transport, featuring reinforced plastic seating, ballistic glass partitioning, and steel reinforcement for officer safety.

NEWS: The Las Vegas Metro Police Department has officially unveiled its entire fleet of @Tesla Cybertruck Police vehicles, upfitted by @UpfitTesla.

Sheriff McMahill: “They will be at every area command...the trucks are built tough to handle everything from Fremont Street to… pic.twitter.com/XEPHG8eaQf

— Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt) October 28, 2025

The donation follows an incident earlier this year involving a Cybertruck explosion outside Trump Tower Las Vegas, an event that highlighted the truck’s remarkable blast resistance and structural integrity. Now, with the LVMPD’s Cybertruck fleet officially on duty, Tesla’s all-electric pickup is proving its versatility beyond consumer roads, ushering in a new era of high-tech, zero-emission policing.

Why Cybertruck for patrol: factory ballistic-resistant door panels, spacious yet nimble packaging, minimal maintenance (regen braking), and no idling fuel burn—lights can run for days. Outcome: higher uptime, lower total cost, and a safer platform officers want to drive. pic.twitter.com/5dWK8xpm9I

— UP.FIT (@UpfitTesla) October 28, 2025