Tesla Superchargers Torched in France Amid Escalating Anti-Musk Campaign

Twelve Tesla charging stations were set on fire in Saint-Chamond, Loire, as part of a growing wave of politically motivated attacks targeting Elon Musk and his company.

Twelve Tesla Superchargers in Saint-Chamond, Loire, were deliberately set on fire between March 26-27, 2025, with two completely destroyed and others damaged.
The phrase 'Campagne anti Tesla Born to burn' was found painted at the scene, linking the act to broader anti-Tesla sentiment.
This is the first known attack of this nature in the Loire region and adds to a series of global anti-Tesla incidents, including arson and vandalism.
The U.S. government has classified such attacks on Tesla as domestic terrorism due to their ideological and political motivations.
An investigation has been launched by the Saint-Chamond police department, though no arrests have been made so far.