Seven Tesla charging stations intentionally set on fire

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Seven Tesla charging stations were set on fire early Monday in Littleton, Massachusetts, about 30 miles from Boston. Police confirmed the fires were intentionally started, marking a continuation of recent attacks on the company. The fires began around 1:10 a.m. at a shopping center. Authorities instructed the local electric company to cut power as smoke spread, and another station ignited before they could respond. There were 12 charging stations at the location, according to Tesla's map. The company has not yet commented on the incident.


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