Will Tesla Be Closing Its Loveland Location in 2025?

Loveland, Colorado's, Tesla dealership seems to have a target on it, as the fifth arson-related incident since the beginning of 2025 happened early on March 7.

Police Investigate Arson Incident at Loveland, Colorado Tesla on March 7

Tesla came to Loveland in the summer of 2021; nearly four years later, that location has had the authorities there several times. The arson incident in February of 2025 did lead to the arrest of Lucy Grace Nelson.

While Nelson was arrested for the February 24, 2025 incident, Loveland Police Department (LPD) reports that the Federal judge handling the case released Nelson on "personal recognizance" bond. LPD does not believe Nelson is connected to the latest, March 7, incident.

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According to LPD, a little after midnight on March 7, 2025 they responded to reports of an arson incident at the Loveland Testa dealership. The report states that the responding officers quickly put out a fire that was burning between two vehicles.

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The LPD report also state that there people [occupants] inside the building there at the dealership while all this was happening. One would think that the fact that there people nearby will bring additional charges when they arrest whomever started the fire.

Having grown up in Loveland, I know this particular [car dealership] location, as my father worked for Nick Davidson Chevrolet, when it was there, in the 70s.

One wouldn't be very surprised to see Tesla pull out of Loveland, at least for the safety of its employees there. Nor would one be surprised to see them stay; they're getting a lot of press out of that spot.