Tesla Takedown: Anti-Musk protesters mobilize for Global Day of Protest at hundreds of Tesla locations

"We are fighting for our country," Crockett said during the mass mobilization call last week. "We're fighting for democracy. We're fighting for our freedoms. And when I say fighting, I'm saying that figuratively. Obviously, everything that I am promoting is nonviolent."

Violent incidents targeting Musk and Tesla have ranged from alleged Molotov cocktail attacks on Tesla properties in several states to attacks on individual citizens who own Teslas. 

A Las Vegas-area resident was arrested Wednesday for his alleged part in a Molotov cocktail attack on a Tesla property. The suspect is facing multiple felony charges, including three counts of arson, three counts of possession of an explosive device, five counts of shooting into a car and four counts of destroying personal property, according to local police.

"Indivisible groups are the folks holding peaceful protests on the sidewalk, not damaging cars, and they're speaking up because they're concerned for our country," an Indivisible spokesperson told Fox News Digital. The group confirmed it was not directly involved with any funding or organization efforts but did confirm that local chapters were engaging with the event.

In response to the planned protests, pro-Trump supporters have reportedly begun mobilizing to counter the anti-Musk message.