The number of reports of attacks on Tesla cars, dealerships and charging stations has exceeded 50. Elon Musk’s The growing influence among the Trump administration and entrepreneurs is not opposed to his right-leaning political views.
An analysis by Fox News found that at least 17 similar attacks in the United States had been targeted at least 51 targeted attacks.
These incidents range from small vandalism such as keys or graffiti to more extreme cases such as arson and driving shootings allegedly targeting Tesla vehicles. There are at least five federal lawsuits related to these Tesla attacks.
Elon Musk and the recent Tesla protests. Due to the growing influence of Musk in the Trump administration, attacks on Tesla cars, dealerships and charging stations are now over 50. (Gate image)
Suspicious Tesla arsonist faces federal charges in “family terrorism”: AG
Musk described the attacks as “massive domestic terrorism” and asked the authorities to “follow the general.” Musk leads Trump’s Department of Administration Efficiency (DOGE), an agency that has been cutting federal spending to meet a mission of waste, fraud and corruption.
Attorney General Pamela Bondi said her department is treating the incident as “family terrorism.”
Some serious attacks on Tesla in the United States include the March 18 incident in Las Vegas when police said 36-year-old Paul Hyon Kim sent several Tesla torches with a Molotov Cocktail at a local dealership.
Paul Hyon Kim, suspect attacks Vegas Tesla dealership in Molotov (by story/Hal Sparks of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department)
He also allegedly damaged the surveillance camera with a rifle and sprayed the word “anti-resistant” on the front door of the Tesla center. Authorities say Kim Jong Il’s social media campaign shows potential connections to communist groups and the Palestinian cause.
Last month, a plot of land in Seattle Tesla caught fire with four Tesla Sebertruks while two Tesla Sebertruks caught fire at a local dealership in Kansas City.
Police also protested in the showroom on March 24 at a “burning” device in Tesla’s showroom in Austin, Texas, and 24-year-old Cooper Jo Fredrick was arrested for allegedly igniting the burning device and threw it on March 7 at a dealership in Loveland, Colorado on March 7. Although there were people in the building at the time, they were not injured.
Some protesters are boycotting Tesla, while others are targeting Tesla cars by catching fire. (Gate image)
Karoline Leavitt condemns dangerous attack on Tesla: “family terrorism”
Elsewhere, more than a dozen shootings opened at a Tesla dealership in Tigard, Oregon on March 13, the second incident at the site in a week.
Daniel Clarke-pounder allegedly said to be a blasphemy message to the president in Charleston, South Carolina Donald Trump It also advocated that Ukraine was near Tesla’s charging station, and then ignited three charging stations with Molotov Cocktails on March 7.
Court documents, citing witnesses, Clark sprayed with red paint in Tesla charging station parking spaces – beat the red paint, “F — Trump” and “Live Live Ukraine”.
Meanwhile, on January 20, Adam Matthew Lansky, allegedly 41, was in Salem, Oregon. Tesla dealerships, Federal prosecutors said. One car was completely destroyed and several others were damaged.
Other incidents involved people following Tesla, engraving or spraying “Nazi” or swastika symbols on Tesla vehicles, while a man in Texas was accused of using a small all-terrain vehicle (ATV) to smash RAM into a Tesla vehicle and damage at least two other people.
Tesla caught fire on March 18, 2025 at a collision center in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Souphany Vannavong via Storyful.)
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International events involve multiple destructive events on vehicles, including Tesla human robot robots on which British climate activists pour orange liquid
On March 5, a Tesla factory near Berlin opened fire on March 5 and in Toulouse, France on March 2.
Last weekend, anti-Musk protesters regarded one of their greatest power performances as one of the movements known as the decentralized movement Tesla cuts A “Global Action Day” is planned for more than 500 Tesla locations around the world.
Madeline Coggins, Mary Schlageter, Peter D’Abrosca and Sarah Rumpf-Whitten of Fox News contributed to the report.
