Tesla vehicles, dealerships and charging stations have been hit with continuous vandalisms, fires and protests since Elon Musk began his role at the White House.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi on Tuesday condemned recent violent attacks on Tesla property, adding the Department of Justice has already charged several perpetrators.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk condemned the latest attack on his electric vehicle company as an act of “terrorism” after Nevada police confirmed a “targeted attack” on a Tesla facility in Las Vegas. Early Tuesday morning,

Elon Musk took to his social media site X to claim that “terrorism” was the reason behind a series of Tesla car fires at one of his Las Vegas facilities Tuesday morning. The Tesla CEO’s one-word outcry came as a response to another post that showed a video of the cars ablaze at around 2:45 a.

Vandalism against Teslas and the auto dealerships that sell them — some of it at the hands of left-wing activists opposed to Elon Musk’s role in the Trump administration — is turning increasingly violent, with federal officials now investigating two more incidents of the electric vehicles being set on fire in two different states.

Police departments across the United States are investigating a wave of attacks on Tesla showrooms, charging stations and vehicles.