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Ontario Provincial Police really want a Tesla vehicle added to their fleet

by Darryn John
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It appears someone within the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is a big Tesla fan, and also really good with Photoshop.

The OPP Highway Safety Division posed the question to Tesla CEO Elon Musk about which vehicle would make a better police car – the upcoming Cybertruck, or the Model X.

Related: Bargersville Police Deparment impressed with Tesla Model 3 patrol car

The virtual creations show just how badass a Cybertruck police car could be. The Model X doesn’t look too bad either. So far Musk hasn’t responded to the question, but it will be interesting to see what his opinion is.

The popularity of Tesla’s as police cars has grown a lot lately. Recently the Westport Police Department officially welcome their newest addition to their fleet, a Performance Model 3, and the Sheriff’s Office in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania is reportedly considering adding Tesla Model Y’s to their fleet of cruisers as well.

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