Published on: September 13, 2024, 07:33h. 

Last edited on: September 13, 2024, 07:38h.

If something on your future visit to Vegas makes you hope you had left the children at home, it might be the Tesla Cybertruck with a truck bed full of dancing strippers that just pulled up next to you.

The club near the Strip is showcasing its $150,000 customized vehicle on the Strip in a tasteless but completely legal promotion — although dancing on a pole in an open truck bed does seem to break some motor vehicle rules.

About a decade ago, the online marketplace Eventors had a mobile “Striptruck” that would park in front of private events in Las Vegas for $799 per hour. The strippers danced to promote the service on the way to the event.

However, that was the extent of the public performances for motorists on Las Vegas Boulevard … until now.

Since Tesla put its Cybertrucks on the market last year, they have been used in various unconventional promotions. The city of Irvine, Calif., added one to its police fleet, while two were equipped with pizza ovens to make “The Jersey Thin Crust Pizza.”

But Crazy Horse 3’s promotion can claim a certain victory dance in this competition.

“Taking risks and embracing innovative ways to stand out is inherently Las Vegas,” said Nando Sostilio, who opened Crazy Horse 3 in 2009 near Allegiant Stadium, in an interview with Business Insider.

Sostilio explained that he and the club’s GM came up with the idea to bypass the limitations on traditional advertising in the adult industry.

While it’s unclear if the promotion has resulted in a noticeable increase in business, social media has certainly reacted.

“Only in Vegas,” the poster of this Instagram video wrote,