<ul><li>Increased vandalism against Tesla vehicles could potentially lead to higher insurance rates in the future.</li><li>Factors such as theft and vandalism are significant considerations for insurance companies when setting rates.</li><li>Vandalism is typically covered by comprehensive insurance policies.</li><li>Rates for comprehensive coverage may rise if vandalism involving Tesla vehicles continues to increase.</li><li>Some insurance companies could refuse to offer coverage for Tesla vehicles in extreme cases of ongoing losses.</li><li>Various factors, including high repair costs and recent tariff uncertainties, could cause insurance rates to rise.</li><li>Electric vehicles (EVs) already experience faster insurance rate increases compared to gas vehicles.</li><li>Tesla owners have reported significant vandalism, including death threats, property damage, and protests in recent weeks.</li><li>Recent incidents include vandalism at Tesla stores, attacks on Superchargers, and arson on Tesla vehicles in different locations.</li><li>The ongoing vandalism against Tesla vehicles could result in steeper insurance rate hikes throughout 2025.</li></ul>

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