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Gilbert Arenas says son Alijah's fiery Cybertruck crash was caused by steering wheel malfunction
- Alijah Arenas, Gilbert Arenas' 18-year-old son and a top USC basketball prospect, crashed his Tesla Cybertruck in Los Angeles early on April 24.
- The crash resulted from a steering wheel malfunction that caused Alijah to lose control and collide with a tree and fire hydrant.
- Alijah was trapped in the burning vehicle for about 10 minutes and was rescued through a crack in the bulletproof window by bystanders.
- Gilbert Arenas advised that parents of teens who drive this vehicle should consider keeping a tool, like a hammer, accessible to help break the windows in case of an emergency, as escaping through them can be very difficult.
- Alijah was hospitalized, placed in an induced coma, has since been released, and is recovering with plans to start his college basketball career at USC this fall.
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Gilbert Arenas Blames Son’s Crash on Tesla Cybertruck
Gilbert Arenas’ son was recently in a car crash, and according to the former athlete, the Tesla Cybertruck he was riding in malfunctioned, causing the accident. “The car malfunctioned on him,” he said of his 18-year-old son Alijah Arenas’ crash. “The steering wheel went limp and ran him right into a tree.” “He couldn’t break the window. Physically, he said he was trying to kick the window in and couldn’t. If you’re a parent and your teen has thi…
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