THIS GUY KEYED THE WRONG TESLA

A vandal keyed a Tesla and caused $4800 USD damage, and the owner set out to find him. Get ready because this video keeps ramping up and gets crazier and crazier.


In 2022, a notable incident occurred involving the vandalism of a Tesla vehicle, which was captured by the car's integrated Sentry Mode—a surveillance system designed to monitor and record activities around the vehicle. The footage revealed an individual intentionally keying the Tesla, resulting in approximately $4,800 in damages. Determined to hold the perpetrator accountable, the Tesla owner utilized the recorded evidence to identify and locate the individual responsible. The owner's proactive approach, combined with the clear video evidence, led to the apprehension of the vandal. This case underscored the effectiveness of Tesla's Sentry Mode in not only deterring malicious activities but also in providing crucial evidence that aids in law enforcement investigations.​Tesla News

While the specific motivations of the vandal in this 2022 incident were not explicitly detailed in the available sources, it's important to note that Tesla vehicles have occasionally been targets of vandalism. Such actions are sometimes driven by various factors, including personal grievances, political statements, or opposition to the company's practices or its CEO, Elon Musk. However, without concrete information regarding the individual's intentions in this particular case, any assumptions about their specific grievances with Tesla would be speculative.

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