Wow, the power of water... When it freezes, it expands. It looks like when you parked the E, the driveway was already wet, so when it froze, it literally lifted the tires across the contact points and caused traction/contact to break. Or, if it rained, it got in between the tires and concrete (as concrete is not as smooth as glass or metal), and then the contact break happened as it froze.
Ice in the polar regions shift aircraft and buildings for miles from their original GPS coordinates over the years, so what you saw was a very small example of it.
You might have to install anchor points countersunk into the driveway so that you can attach your chain/strap to your front end before you hole up for the night.
Do I smell lawsuits against developers?
Stephanie