Early Monday morning, a fire engulfed at least 17 Tesla vehicles at a store in Rome, prompting an investigation into possible vandalism. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. Tesla confirmed the incident and is collaborating with local authorities to ascertain the cause. Unlike the cars, the store remained unscathed. This incident appears part of an escalating trend of vandalism against Tesla, including recent protests in the U.S. criticizing CEO Elon Musk. Similar incidents have also occurred in France and Germany, indicating a broader issue regarding Tesla's public perception and safety.
Tesla acknowledges the incident at their Rome store on March 31 and is actively investigating, determined to work with local authorities on the cause.
Local police have fenced off the area around the Tesla store to safeguard it from onlookers as they continue their investigation into the blaze.
Recent protests against Elon Musk in the U.S. highlight a growing dissent among Tesla owners, with vandalism linked to protests raising security concerns.
The pattern of vandalism against Tesla vehicles is spreading across Europe, with multiple incidents reported within days in France and Germany.
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