US EditionProtests continue at Tesla showrooms amid talk Elon Musk could soon leave DOGE
- Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, became a target for protests after joining President Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency , which aims to reduce federal waste.
- Protests against Tesla escalated when Andrew Dutil drove his SUV onto a sidewalk during a demonstration in Palm Beach County, Florida, leading to his arrest for aggravated assault.
- The FBI reported at least nine significant attacks targeting Tesla since January, with some incidents labeled as domestic terrorism by Attorney General Pam Bondi.
- Despite the backlash, a majority of readers of The Epoch Times oppose the movement and express increased consumer interest in Tesla vehicles.
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Protesters have been showing up at Tesla showrooms worldwide to voice their opposition to Elon Musk's political involvement.Eduardo Munoz/REUTERSMarketing experts say Elon Musk has alienated the eco-conscious customer base who would buy Teslas.Musk, as Tesla's face, has made its vehicles a "negative luxury," a brand expert told BI.Tesla could rebrand by removing Musk, changing its name, and scrapping its Cybertrucks.As Tesla sees cratering sales…
Protests continue at Tesla showrooms amid talk Elon Musk could soon leave DOGE
More than 60 protests were planned for Saturday, and a dozen more for Sunday, at Tesla showrooms across the United States, as backlash continues against CEO Elon Musk for his cost-cutting role at the Department of Government Efficiency.
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