THE Tesla Cybertruck bomber has been identified as US Army veteran Matthew Livelsberger.

Livelsberger, 37, reportedly served at the same New Orleans army base as the New Orleans terror suspect who killed 15 in a horror massacre on the same day.

The terrifying blast outside one of Donald Trump’s hotels killed Livelsberger on New Year’s Day.

Cops are still probing the deadly explosion to see if it was an “act of terror” after the truck pulled up to the hotel in Nevada and blew up – injuring several bystanders.

Shocking footage caught the moment the car erupted outside the glass entrance of the Trump International Hotel just before 9am on Wednesday.

The Cybertruck was ripped apart by the huge explosion with its’ metal paneling flying across the street.

Shattered glass was left tossed across the entrance of the hotel with up to seven people injured.

Livelsberger has since been named as the driver of the rented Tesla.

He was from Colorado and served in the US Army, law enforcement sources told the New York Post.

The truck was searched after the flames were extinguished with cops discovering fireworks, gas tanks, and camping fuel.

These were all connected to a detonation system controlled by the driver, CNN reports.