Teslas Torched at Service Center in Suspected anti-Elon Musk Protest (Video)

A dramatic fire engulfed multiple Tesla vehicles at a Las Vegas service center early Tuesday morning, with police investigating the incident as arson.

Video footage shows several high-end electric cars fully consumed by flames, with one vehicle erupting into a massive fireball—likely due to a lithium battery explosion, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Authorities confirmed they are treating the incident as a deliberate attack. Photos from the scene reveal the word “RESIST” spray-painted in large red letters across the Tesla Collision Center in Enterprise, just a few miles from the Las Vegas Strip.

Las Vegas police released a statement detailing that emergency dispatch received reports of a suspect setting multiple vehicles on fire in the parking lot, causing significant property damage.

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Images from the aftermath show several Teslas reduced to charred wreckage, with the vandalized building serving as a clear sign that the attack was targeted.

While police have not directly linked the attack to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, it follows a string of incidents targeting Musk, particularly after his recent role in President Trump’s administration as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

One prior attack saw an arsonist attempting to throw Molotov cocktails, only to accidentally set himself on fire.

Tesla has not yet responded to requests for comment. Investigators continue to search for suspects as they work to determine the full motive behind the attack.