Cameras catch hotel guest scratching Tesla Cybertruck (X @KerriLPouliot)
A guest at a luxury hotel in New Hampshire, USA, was caught by security cameras scratching a Tesla Cybertruck in the hotel’s parking lot.
Despite the images proving the act, he denied everything when approached by the police. The vehicle owner, Kerri Pouliot, shared the video on X, revealing the suspect’s identity and stating that he didn’t realize he was being recorded.
The company ArmorCode, where the man supposedly worked, issued a statement saying it does not condone vandalism and that the case is in the hands of the authorities.
The incident is part of a growing wave of attacks on Tesla vehicles, motivated by the involvement of Elon Musk, the company’s CEO, with the Trump administration. In addition to scratched cars, there have been reports of Molotov cocktails thrown at dealerships, graffiti on buildings, and even arson against Cybertrucks and Tesla charging stations. The attacks have primarily focused on regions with strong opposition to Trump and Musk, such as Portland and Seattle.
Experts warn that it is still too early to determine if this series of attacks will become a lasting pattern, but the escalation of cases is concerning authorities and intensifying the political tension in the US.
Source: DailyMail | Photo: X @KerriLPouliot | This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team
Our Tesla cyber truck was vandalized this weekend in NH. While staying at our hotel, our vehicle was keyed within an hour of arriving. James “Jim” Pelis & chuck smith either didn’t know or didn’t care that they would be recorded. Charges pending! Class A felony In NH. pic.twitter.com/OcZTWD2Bck
— Kerri Pouliot (@KerriLPouliot) March 24, 2025
