Las Vegas Metro Police took delivery of Tesla Cybertruck cruisers donated by Ben and Felicia Horowitz. Contemporary local and Tesla-owner coverage in late October 2025 showed a police interior: prisoner partition, equipment mounts, and LVMPD markings on the stainless body — not a secret Tesla “Police” factory trim sold to the public.
Key facts
- Who: LVMPD; donors named in coverage as Ben and Felicia Horowitz.
- What: Cybertruck upfitted as a patrol vehicle. Interior photos circulated as a first look, not a Tesla Shop SKU.
- What it does not prove: That Cybertruck is the new U.S. police standard, or that Tesla will mass-produce a cop package nationwide.
A donated upfit is not a product launch
Agencies have tested Teslas for years. A celebrity-funded LVMPD truck is a fleet experiment in a city that already markets spectacle. Durability, prisoner transport, and ballistic claims need agency reports, not a walkaround video.
Hardware context: Cybertruck IIHS / April 2025 casting change.
FAQ
Can I order this interior?
No consumer “LVMPD package” was listed on Tesla.com as a retail option.
Is it armored?
Do not assume armor from stainless skin photos. Ask LVMPD or the upfitter.
This is a fleet photo story. It does not change civilian Cybertruck equipment.
