Tesla has announced another recall affecting almost every Cybertruck on the road, attributed to paneling that may detach due to environmental conditions. Amidst this, political figures in the Trump administration, like Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, are actively promoting Tesla stock as a bargain, suggesting it won't be this cheap again. Additionally, Attorney General Pam Bondi has escalated her rhetoric, labeling recent attacks on Tesla properties as 'domestic terrorism' while emphasizing the urgent need for severe consequences for offenders.
This time it's because some of the paneling is stuck on with glue that is prone to 'environmental embrittlement,' meaning that it could experience the same 'rapid unscheduled disassembly' that has plagued Elon Musk's rockets of late.
While Secretary Lutnick promotes Tesla stock as remarkably undervalued, he faces scrutiny over the political environment affecting Tesla amid attempts to stabilize share prices amidst a government shutdown.
Attorney General Pam Bondi described the recent vandalism of Tesla properties as 'domestic terrorism,' committing to hold offenders accountable for attacks and threats against Tesla.
The days of committing crimes without consequence have ended, as highlighted by Attorney General Bondi's announcement addressing the attacks on Tesla, positioning them as significant threats.
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