Tesla Cybertruck Spotted as EMS Vehicle

The Tesla Cybertruck has been spotted as EMS vehicle of Hatzulas Nefashos ambulance service. The vehicle’s features make it perfect for use in such services.

A Tesla Cybertruck was spotted in an EMS vehicle wrap in New Jersey. This marks the first time the steel beast has been seen outfitted for emergency services. A Reddit user shared a photo of the find two days ago. The photo shows the Cybertruck in a red-white-blue wrap, with a siren on the roof, and text identifying it as an emergency vehicle. It was also possible to determine that it belonged to Hatzulas Nefashos.

The electric pickup truck was donated to Hatzulas Nefashos ambulance service. This is stated on the rear bumper in English and Hebrew. Such a generous donation is a great gesture.

“Donated in memory of the Kedoshim who lost their lives on October 7.”

Cybertruck has already debuted in the luxury patrol fleet of the Dubai Police General Command in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and is likely to appear in many more police departments around the world. With Cybertruck, Tesla uses Tesla Armor Glass, which is highly durable and shock-resistant. The body is made of cold-rolled steel and can even protect against bullets. The truck offers “better utility than a truck with more performance than a sports car.” It has a range of 250–500 miles (400–800 km) and an estimated 0 to 60 mph time of 2.9–6.5 seconds. All this makes it an ideal vehicle not only for the police but also for use in emergency services.

Tesla has already significantly increased Cybertruck production at Giga Texas and is pleased with the success achieved. The pickup truck was the best-selling electric truck in the US in the first half of the year and its influence on the market will only continue to grow. According to Tesla, the company aims to achieve profitability in Cybertruck production by the end of 2024.

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