President Trump is intensifying his response to vandalism against Tesla cars and dealerships, warning that offenders could face extensive prison sentences. Following multiple vandalism cases—including arson—the Attorney General issued a stark warning to those responsible. The article highlights Tesla's struggling sales linked to Musk's political ties alongside increasing competition in the EV market. Despite negative public sentiment, the Trump administration continues to promote Tesla, with calls from officials to invest in the company's stock amidst its perceived undervaluation.
If you're going to touch a Tesla, go to a dealership, do anything, you better watch out because we're coming after you, Attorney General Pam Bondi told Fox Business on Thursday.
Trump's warning comes as Tesla experiences both vandalism incidents and declining sales, attributed partly to Musk's political profile influencing public perception.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick urged investors to buy Tesla stock, asserting the current low prices won't last, emphasizing Musk's innovative technology.
Vandalism has included arson and graffiti on Tesla facilities, with those responsible facing serious legal consequences, including substantial jail time.
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