Overview
- US Attorney General Pam Bondi confirmed that suspects in Tesla vandalism cases have been charged under domestic terrorism laws, with potential sentences of at least five years.
- Incidents of vandalism against Tesla vehicles and facilities include arson and graffiti with anti-Tesla messages such as 'Resist' and Nazi symbols.
- Elon Musk, a close advisor to President Donald Trump, has faced backlash for his political alignment and controversial leadership, which investors claim is harming Tesla's reputation and performance.
- Tesla's vehicle sales have significantly declined, with increasing competition and halted US climate policies further impacting its market position.
- Prominent Tesla investor Ross Gerber has publicly called for Musk's resignation, citing his divided focus and the company's deteriorating image and financial health.