According to fire investigators, the recent fires at Tesla charging stations near Boston are believed to have been deliberately set. Authorities expressed concern over the intentional nature of the fires, emphasizing the potential danger they pose to society, the environment, and public safety. Tesla driver Zaheer Kalvert, a regular user of the chargers in Littleton, conveyed his dismay at the incidents, describing them as unfortunate and worrisome.
As of Tuesday, no immediate comment was available from a Tesla representative regarding the arson attacks. In a separate incident, a suspect in northern Colorado was apprehended for allegedly attempting to set fire to a Tesla dealership in Loveland. Additionally, a Tesla Cybertruck in Redwood City, a suburb of San Francisco, was recently vandalized.
Elon Musk, the founder of Tesla, has garnered attention for his involvement in various public affairs, including his association with the Trump administration’s initiatives to reduce federal programs and alter U.S. foreign policy. The incidents involving Tesla vehicles and charging stations have raised concerns about the safety and security of electric vehicles and their infrastructure.
