A coordinated attack has targeted Tesla’s Supercharger network, with cables deliberately severed at 28 charging bays across multiple sites, marking the largest known disruption to electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The incident raises concerns over the vulnerability of critical EV charging systems to sabotage, particularly as reliance on electric transport grows. Authorities are investigating whether the damage was premeditated, though no group has yet claimed responsibility. The outage highlights broader security challenges facing the expanding renewable energy and transportation sectors.
Cables severed at 28 Tesla Supercharger bays in biggest attack yet on EV charging sites The Driven IO
