Tesla owners reported a man placing Elon Musk stickers on their cars to the police. Officers tracked down the man and charged him with defacing property days later. The man insists his free speech rights justify placing the stickers on the vehicles.

Police in Brookline, Massachusetts, say 39-year-old Harrison Grant Randall was arrested Tuesday evening in Boston’s Roslindale neighborhood

A suspected arson attack at a Tesla Supercharger station in Massachusetts is being investigated by authorities as a case of anti-Tesla vandalism that is sweeping the United States. Protesters angry at Elon Musk's increasing political influence have vandalised Tesla dealerships and cars.

As part of a growing nationwide backlash against anything and everything to do with Elon Musk, people are turning on visible symbols of his influence like the much-maligned Tesla Cybertrucks, which are being booed and defaced across the United States.

Some Tesla showrooms, dealerships, and charging stations have been set on fire or vandalized in other ways, ostensibly in protest of Musk's role.