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After national incidents aimed at Tesla electric vehicles, concessionaires, storage lots and load stations, The FBI On Friday he warned the public to “exercise surveillance” near the properties of the company.
Since January 2025, Tesla electric vehicles have been attacked in at least nine states, according to the FBI.
The incidents involved causes caused, shots and vandalism, including graffiti who express complaints against those who perpetrators perceive as racists, fascists or political opponentsThe FBI said.
The attacks, which some call domestic terrorism, occur after the company’s CEO, Elon Musk, was designated by President Donald Trump to lead the government efficiency department (Doge).
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Five Tesla vehicles were burned and fired in what the police are investigating as a “directed attack” in a local repair center in Las Vegas. (Hal Sparks through Storyful)
Doge, in charge of cutting the wasteful federal expenditure, He has fired tens of thousands of federal employees as part of their cuts.
Fox News Digital previously reported that several teslas in Las Vegas were burned with Molotov cocktails, an Oregon Tesla concessionaire was shot, a second Oregon Tesla dealership was damaged by incendiary devices and several Tesla load stations caught fire in Massachusetts.
Those responsible for the criminal acts against Tesla seem to be “lonely criminals” who go to the properties at night, according to the FBI.
“People require little planning to use rudimentary tactics, such as improvised incendiary devices and firearms and can perceive these attacks such as real estate crimes without victims,” said the FBI.
Hundreds of people protest outside a Tesla exhibition hall in New York City. (Michael Nigro/Pacific Press/Lightrocket through Getty Images)
The agency urged the public to “exercise surveillance” for suspicious activities in areas occupied by Tesla dealers or entities related to Tesla.
He pointed out that criminals could make threats online, ask or examine security measures in Tesla dealers, take photos of equipment or personnel related to security in Tesla dealers or try to obtain access to restricted areas in the properties related to Tesla through security.
This week, a website called “Degequest” said to have compiled a list Of the owners of Tesla, their addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses in an apparent effort to make dox to those who have not sold their vehicles for fear of being attacked.
A protester holds a signal in the non -Kings in the president’s protest in Washington, DC, on February 17. (Deirdre Heavey/Fox News Digital)
The site, which seemed to have been removed until Friday afternoon, also contained a map of Tesla dealers and load stations.
If there is an emergency, the FBI urges people to call application of local law or 911 immediately.
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“Take into account your environment at all times and report suspicious activities to the authorities,” the FBI wrote in the statement. “Informing these crimes can help the application of the law identify violent or malicious actors and prevent more damage.”
To inform a threat, people can communicate with a FBI field office at FBI.gov/contact-us/field-Ocess, call 1-800-Call-FBI or visit Tips.fbi.gov.
Peter d’Ongrosca de Fox News Digital and Sarah Rumpf-Whitten contributed to this report.
