Recent protests have reached a new level with reports of Cybertrucks being burned and other acts of vandalism that have spread widely on social media.
A website called Tesla TakeDown has fueled a massive boycott against Elon Musk, generating a protest movement and campaigns against him. The page urges action in Tesla showrooms worldwide to stop Musk, arguing that harming Tesla is equivalent to stopping him.
The criticism focuses on Musk's government position and the environmental impact of the company's vehicles. A message posted states, 'No one is coming to save us, neither politicians nor the media.'
The entrepreneur blames activists and democratic collectives for these mass protests, which have manifested in various parts of the United States against Elon Musk, who is also a member of President Donald Trump's cabinet.
Musk's recent actions that sparked controversy include mass layoffs and labor impositions from his position in the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), as well as his support for tariff measures that affected Tesla's stock decline.
In recent weeks, several Americans have expressed their discontent at Tesla dealerships through acts of vandalism, such as car burnings and tire thefts. These incidents, accompanied by the hashtag #TeslaTakeDown, have gone viral on social media.
