Las Vegas just got hit with some wild news. Early Tuesday morning, around 2:45 a.m., the Tesla Collision Center on Badura Avenue became the scene of a targeted attack. Multiple Teslas were set ablaze, with two vehicles fully engulfed in flames and others damaged by gunfire. The assailant even spray-painted “RESIST” in bold red letters across the building’s entrance.
Authorities believe Molotov cocktails were used to ignite the fires, and an unignited device was found inside one of the cars. The FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force is on the case, treating it as a deliberate and isolated incident.
This isn’t an isolated event. Across the nation, Tesla properties have been under siege—from arson and shootings to bombings at dealerships and charging stations. These acts are seen as politically motivated, possibly linked to Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s role as an advisor to President Trump.
Attorney General Pam Bondi isn’t taking this lightly. She’s labeled these attacks as domestic terrorism and is cracking down hard, with severe charges against those involved. Bondi’s stance sends a clear message: such acts won’t go unpunished.
Elon Musk himself expressed shock over the vandalism, describing it as “some kind of mental illness.” He suggests these attacks are reactions to his efforts in reducing government waste and corruption.
As the investigation unfolds, the community remains on edge, awaiting answers and hoping for swift justice against those targeting Tesla and its mission.
