Seven Tesla charging stations were deliberately set on fire at a shopping center outside Boston on Monday, police said, the latest in a series of attacks against the electric vehicle company, its owner Elon Musk built a deep partnership with President Trump.
Charging stations were set on fire at a shopping center in the month, about 30 miles outside Boston, according to A News release From Littleton Police Department.
Police said they told the Littleton Electric Light and Water Department that the charging stations were attached to many of them to shut down electricity as “heavy, dark smoke”. Another charging station caught fire before the electric company could respond.
There were 12 charging stations on the site, according to A tesla map,
Tesla did not immediately respond to the remarks request on Tuesday.
The Tesla showroom and dealership across the country have been targeted with opposition and barbarity as Mr. Trump became President and Mr. Musk chose to accelerate his agenda.
Protests have reflected Mr. Musk and his recent political steps, including the federal bureaucracy’s efforts to cut their radical acquisition and federal jobs.
On Thursday, federal prosecutors accused a resident of Colorado with malicious destruction of the property, accused of painting the word “Nazi” on the side of the Tesla dealership and setting up a fire to a fire near a vehicle, News release From the American Attorney in Colorado.
Some vehicle owners are now selling their Teslas to distance themselves from billionaire chief executives.
Nevertheless, Teslas are the most popular electric vehicles ever in the United States, and some car owners have said on Facebook groups that they bought one to show their support for Mr. Musk.
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