12:26, Tue, Jan 14, 2025 | UPDATED: Tesla has provided housing, accommodation, transport and meals to employees affected by the disaster. Megapack chargers have also been rolled out across the region with a Mobile Powerwall Unit also installed. Tesla added: “3 Cybertrucks are now located at Los Angeles Sheriff's Department in Altadena (+ bed filled with water & snacks). 2 in Pasadena. 3 in Zuma Beach & Malibu.” The Tesla Cybertruck is one of the brand’s most significant new entries with the model pitched as the perfect off-roader. An electronically adaptive air suspension is installed alongside shatter-resistant glass and a stainless steel exoskeleton bodywork. The car has a towing capacity of 4,990kg with an estimated range of 340 miles. The Cybertruck also packs a punch and can reach 0-670mph in just 2.6 seconds. The Cybertruck costs between $74,000 (£60,784) and $94,000 (£77,213) in the USA. Musk added: “We’re doing everything we can to help the people of LA during this challenging time. Once the fires are contained and connectivity is restored, we’ll shift focus back to deliveries.” Related articles