Ampere Electric helps grant Las Vegas boy's Cybertruck wish

Ampere Electric partnered with Make-A-Wish to give 10-year-old Luis, who is being treated for a brain tumor, a Tesla Cybertruck ride in Las Vegas. The event highlights the contractor’s local community involvement as the company continues to expand across the Valley.

Why it matters: - The wish event put Ampere Electric’s community work in front of a local family facing a serious medical challenge. - Make-A-Wish moments like this can give children and families a break from treatment and stress. - The event also tied Ampere Electric’s growth story to a visible local service effort.

What happened: - Ampere Electric partnered with Make-A-Wish to surprise 10-year-old Luis with a Tesla Cybertruck experience in Las Vegas. - Luis has been undergoing treatment after a brain tumor diagnosis in late 2023. - Shane Viggiani, owner of Ampere Electric, and the company team brought out the official Ampere Cybertruck for a hands-on ride. - Viggiani said helping make Luis’s wish come true was humbling for the team and reflected community values.

The details: - Ampere Electric describes itself as a Las Vegas electrical contractor serving commercial and residential customers across the Valley. - The company says its footprint includes three strategic locations, including Henderson and a new facility in North Las Vegas. - Ampere Electric was recently named a regional award winner on Inc. Magazine’s 2026 List of the Fastest-Growing Private Companies in the Rocky Mountains. - The company is known for large-scale commercial electrical projects and complex residential upgrades. - Ampere Electric directed readers to more information about its services and community initiatives and to Make-A-Wish at wish.org.

Between the lines: - The Cybertruck event gave Ampere Electric a community-facing moment that reinforces its brand beyond construction and electrical work. - The company’s growth and expansion make local goodwill events more visible as it builds a larger regional presence.

What’s next: - Ampere Electric says it will continue serving the Valley through its commercial, residential and community-focused work. - Supporters who want to help local Make-A-Wish efforts can visit wish.org. - The company’s expansion across the Valley suggests more local outreach opportunities ahead.