India, March 11 -- Elon Musk has broken his silence on a series of attacks that have damaged Tesla showrooms, charging stations and EVs across the United States and beyond. The incidents of arson and vandalism come at a time when Musk is facing growing backlash over his policies as head of the US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), and when Tesla shares are tanking.

"This is crazy," the Tesla CEO said in response to news of Cybertrucks being torched in Seattle last night.

Seattle fire officials have said a fire that damaged four Cybertrucks is under investigation. The fire began late on Sunday. The Cybertrucks were parked in a Tesla lot in Seattle's industrial district, reported Fortune.

"Crews extinguished a fire involving fou...