Teslas, dealerships vandalized in North American cities since Musk’s appointment by Trump. Dozens of vehicles have been damaged at a Tesla dealership on the Hamilton Mountain, police in the Ontario city said. It’s believed to be the largest vandalism in Canada against vehicles from the U.S.-based car company. In a news release Thursday, Hamilton Police Service said officers were called to the dealership near Lime Ridge Mall on Wednesday and “discovered upwards of 80 Tesla vehicles” parked outdoors were damaged. The damage included “deep scratches and punctured tires.” In Canadian and U.S. cities, Tesla vehicles and dealerships have been targeted by vandals since U.S. President Donald Trump appointed Tesla CEO Elon Musk to oversee the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which has been slashing government spending and programs. In London, Ont., police are investigating a suspicious fire at a local parking lot where a 2025 four-door Tesla Model S was on fire. No injuries were reported, but London police estimated damage costs of $140,000.
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