Tesla Owner Vows to Stay the Course After Cybertruck Vandalized with Swastikas

In a powerful segment on The Ingraham Angle, a Tesla Cybertruck owner named Ro shared his story after his vehicle was spray-painted with swastikas and curse words at a service center. For security reasons, his full name was withheld.

“A Stab in the Heart” — But Still Defiant

Ro got a call from Tesla just 30 minutes before he was scheduled to pick up his Cybertruck. What should’ve been a routine visit turned into a disturbing discovery. His vehicle, along with five others in the lot, had swastikas and graffiti scrawled across them overnight.

“As a Jewish American, it was kind of a stab in the heart,” Ro said. “In 2025, to see swastikas on your car in America—it’s disheartening.”

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While the vandalism wasn’t directed solely at him, Ro believes the attack was aimed at Tesla and Elon Musk’s company.

But he’s not backing down. “I already have another Cybertruck on order,” he said. “If anything, it just makes us more vigilant.” Ro and his partner now carry personal protective gear in the vehicle to protect their family and what they’ve worked hard for.

From Obama to Trump

Ro also spoke about his political evolution. He was once a registered Democrat and campaigned for Barack Obama in 2015 and 2016. That changed when he launched his own business and saw how Democrats treated small business owners.

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“I realized the Democrat Party is against small businesses,” he said. “They are against the small person who’s actually trying to make it in this world.” He added, “Trump really brought the hope and change I was looking for in Obama.”

Ro urged U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel to investigate the attacks and arrest those responsible. “These people are domestic terrorists—plain and simple,” he said.

Local police contacted Ro and asked about the incident. They later forwarded the case to the FBI. As of now, no suspects have been named.

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