Seven Tesla charging stations were set ablaze in Littleton, Massachusetts, early Monday morning, with police stating the fires were intentionally caused. The fire created heavy smoke, requiring assistance from the town's electric department to cut power before the flames could be fully extinguished. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. This incident follows a series of attacks on Tesla charging stations, raising concerns over safety and vandalism. The investigation is ongoing amidst broader public dissatisfaction regarding Elon Musk's government involvement and recent protests across the country.
The seven Tesla charging stations sustained heavy fire-related damage, as police confirmed they were intentionally set ablaze at The Point Shopping Center in Littleton.
The Littleton police chief reported that the chargers were 'engulfed in flames’ with ‘heavy, dark smoke,’ emphasizing the severity of the incident.
Elon Musk's leadership role in the government has sparked backlash, with recent protests highlighting public sentiment regarding his influence and actions.
The investigation remains active, with local and state officials scrutinizing the circumstances surrounding the fires and previous incidents of vandalism at Tesla stations.
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