Attacks on Tesla electric cars are increasing

Tesla's electric vehicles and infrastructure have been the subject of several attacks in the United States and Europe in recent times. According to Reuters, at least 10 cases of vandalism have been reported in the United States, and dealerships and charging stations have suffered significant damage.

In France, 12 Tesla electric cars were destroyed, and in the US, a Tesla-related Supercharger center was burned down.

In addition, the DOGEQUEST website publicly published personal information about Tesla owners across the United States - their names, addresses, and contact information.

As a result, Tesla's electric car sales around the world began to suffer. For example, car sales in Germany fell by 76%, in France by 26%. In the United States, only 1.8% of customers planned to buy a Tesla.

This is said to be due to Elon Musk's open support for right-wing political movements. Tesla shares are currently falling, with its market capitalization sinking below $1 trillion.