The arrest of Tesla arson suspect Paul Kim highlights a rising domestic threat where ideological violence masquerades as protest in America’s political and corporate battlegrounds.

A radical anarchist website has published a detailed arson manual targeting Tesla vehicles, coinciding with a surge in politically motivated attacks against the company amid Elon Musk’s role in the Trump administration.

A radical manifesto urging attacks on Tesla has coincided with a surge in violent incidents targeting the company, driven by growing anti-Musk sentiment and broader political unrest.

Protests against Elon Musk’s government influence erupted nationwide, with Tesla dealerships targeted as symbols of mass federal job cuts, leading to arrests and financial turmoil for the company.

A woman was arrested in Colorado for attempting to bomb a Tesla dealership as anti-Tesla sentiment escalates. Her actions are part of a broader wave of attacks on Tesla and Elon Musk, with anarchist groups now calling for global protests on March 1. Law enforcement is investigating potential links between the suspect and radical movements, as concerns grow over possible violent escalation.

A radical Telegram channel shared a video of a Tesla Cybertruck in Brooklyn being vandalized with the phrase “Elon Must Die,” coinciding with a broader wave of anti-Tesla attacks, including arson and vandalism at a Colorado dealership.