A California college student was burned alive when her ride, a Tesla Cybertruck, became a deathtrap — locking her and pals inside after the vehicle crashed and went up in flames, according to a pair of recent lawsuits.

Three college students, including 19-year-old Krysta Tsukahara, were killed in the early-morning crash last November when their electronic vehicle burst into flames after striking a retaining wall and a tree in Piedmont, Calif.

The Cybertruck driver, Soren Dixon, 19, and passenger Jack Nelson, 20, also died in the fiery Nov. 27 crash. A fourth passenger, Jordan Miller, was able to escape after an onlooker smashed the windscreen with a tree branch. 4

But Tsukahara reportedly survived the initial crash and was fully conscious, but couldn’t escape the burning vehicle af

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