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French Tesla customers file lawsuit over brand becoming 'extreme-right' symbol

  • Around 10 French clients are suing Tesla, claiming that the vehicles are now seen as symbols of the extreme right, according to their law firm GKA.
  • The lawsuit seeks termination of lease contracts and reimbursement for legal costs, as stated by lawyers Patrick Klugman and Ivan Terel.
  • The GKA law firm claimed that Musk's actions have caused direct and concrete damage to customers' enjoyment of their vehicles.
  • They assert that these vehicles were intended solely as innovative and ecological products, not political symbols.
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While sales of electric cars are stagnating in France, Deloitte's latest study reveals the persistence of consumer doubts in spite of the manufacturers' offensive.

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One point of sale in Quebec City made almost half of Tesla's grant applications in Canada during this period.

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A coalition of 10 owners of Tesla from France has given in court an American company of electric vehicles because of the role played by Elon Musk in the White House and the support granted by this extreme right in Europe.

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El Confidencial broke the news in Spain on Wednesday, June 11, 2025.
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