Tesla's Gruenheide Factory Resumes Production After Arson Attack

Elon Musk criticizes environmental activists as production restarts at Tesla's European plant, with authorities investigating potential terrorism.

Elon Musk visited Tesla's first European plant in Gruenheide, Germany, as production resumed following a suspected arson attack.
The attack, claimed by a far-left group called the Volcano Group, targeted a nearby electricity pylon, causing a significant power outage.
Tesla criticized environmental activists protesting the plant's expansion, with Musk calling them 'dumber than a doorstop' or 'puppets of sinister forces'.
The factory, which employs 12,500 people, aims to double its battery production capacity and car production to 1 million units annually.
Authorities are investigating the incident as a potential act of terrorism, with the German federal prosecutor's office involved.