US EditionVancouver car show sets attendance records after Tesla ban, defying boycott calls
- The Vancouver International Auto Show set a new five-day attendance record of more than 138,000 after banning Tesla for safety reasons, according to organizers.
- Saturday's attendance exceeded 42,000, breaking the one-day attendance record, as stated by organizers.
- Eric Nicholl, the show's executive director, said Tesla was banned due to safety concerns for workers, attendees, and exhibitors.
- Tesla dealerships faced protests across Canada opposing Elon Musk's political influence, as reported by the Canadian Press.
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Vancouver car show sets attendance records after Tesla ban, defying boycott calls
Supporters of the electric car company and CEO Elon Musk had called for a boycott of the show, but organizers say it instead set a new five-day attendance record of more than 138,000
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