Police departments across the United States are investigating a wave of attacks on Tesla showrooms, charging stations and vehicles.

The man accused of setting Tesla vehicles on fire at a Las Vegas collision center has pleaded not guilty to all four charges against him in a federal court.

A man accused of lighting Teslas on fire in Las Vegas pleaded not guilty to counts of arson, attempted arson and possession ...

A federal judge scheduled a trial for June for the man accused of firebombing several Tesla vehicles at a Las Vegas collision ...

Peaceful Tesla protests have taken place across the country—but some dealerships have also been hit with acts of vandalism, ...

A recent string of incidents targeting Tesla owners has caught the attention of local law enforcement and the Clark County District Attorney. Just this week, a ...

Police and the FBI are investigating after a Tesla charging station was damaged in Lacey, Washington early Tuesday morning.

Paul Hyon Kim, 36, was arrested on March 27 in connection with the arson and vandalism at a Las Vegas Tesla collision center.

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - Henderson Police arrested a suspect accused of vandalizing a Cybertruck near Water Street Monday ...

Tesla showrooms, owners become a target as activists protest Elon Musk’s work for DOGE. The Detroit News visited showrooms to ...

The protests are being advertised on BlueSky under the tags “Tesla Takeover” and “Tesla Takedown,” similar to demonstrations ...

In recently released 911 calls, witnesses report exploding vehicles and gunshots at a Las Vegas Tesla service center.