In light of the recent wave of vandalism targeting Tesla vehicles, particularly the shocking incident in Hamilton where over 80 cars were damaged, it raises some important questions about the perception of electric vehicles in society.
What do you think is driving this trend of hostility towards Teslas? Is it a backlash against the brand's prominence, environmental activism gone too far, or something else entirely? Have any of you experienced or witnessed similar acts of vandalism against your own Teslas? How do you think the Tesla community can respond to these challenges? Let's discuss!
In light of the recent wave of vandalism targeting Tesla vehicles, particularly the shocking incident in Hamilton where over 80 cars were damaged, it raises some important questions about the perception of electric vehicles in society.
What do you think is driving this trend of hostility towards Teslas? Is it a backlash against the brand's prominence, environmental activism gone too far, or something else entirely? Have any of you experienced or witnessed similar acts of vandalism against your own Teslas? How do you think the Tesla community can respond to these challenges? Let's discuss!
- By allmaxh