Nine Tesla cars burned down during a fire at a car dealership in Rome

A large fire occurred at the Tesla dealership on the eastern outskirts of Rome, the fire destroyed nine electric vehicles, and 15 more were damaged. This was reported by the Corriere della Sera newspaper on March 31.

"At the moment, investigators are considering all versions, including malicious arson," the publication clarifies.

Investigative actions are currently underway to identify the causes of the fire. Tesla said it was also investigating the incident and was ready to cooperate with local authorities.

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On March 25, several explosive devices were found at a Tesla dealership in Austin, Texas. They managed to neutralize them in time.

Earlier, on March 8, The Washington Post reported an increase in cases of vandalism against Elon Musk's companies. In the United States, attacks on Tesla dealerships and cases of damage to cars of this brand have been recorded.