Pictures: Anxiety against Elon Musk goes globally during Tesla protests

Hundreds of protests were held in Tesla agents and facing the show all over the world on Saturday, as they offered global resistance to fermentation against the CEO of the company, Elon Musk, where he continued to participate in political affairs.

The protest organizer, known as “Tesla Takedown”, aims to target more than 500 Tesla showrooms around the world. About half of them were planned in Tesla showrooms in the United States, according to the social media of the organization.

The demonstrators were seen all over multiple, from the blue California to the red state of Florida, carrying signs of urging passers -by to “Tesla County” or described musk as “fascist”.

Some turmoil stems from Musk’s participation with the Trump administration, which was on a rapid path to reduce the size of the government by cutting the federal workforce or eliminating the entire agencies. Some of the moves made by Duji, the White House office, which leads the cost reduction efforts, are challenged in court.

Patti Hoyt, a resident of Marin Province, told California, who was protesting at the local Tesla Agency, to differ with the administration’s plan to reduce jobs from the Ministry of Old Warriors Affairs. Although Hoyt is not an old warrior, she said in an interview that she had veteran friends who rely on resources from the Ministry of Old Warriors Affairs.

“These are the people whom we have made on promises,” said Hawit from the veterans.

But the frustrations are not only directed at the increase in the influence of Moses on American policy, as protests were monitored throughout Europe in France, Scotland, Germany, England and the United Kingdom.

During the Trump opening ceremony in January, Musk made a large -scale initiative to the audience as a Nazi greeting. Musk denied that this was his intention. The Anti -Distort Association also defended this gesture, saying it was “embarrassing” but not a Nazi greeting.

Inevitably the gesture that inevitably had a nerve in Europe, including lawmakers, as the continent has a long dark history that it is under the Nazi occupation during the Second World War.

A protester contract in France is a banner announcing “No Nazi cars.” In London, the demonstrators created a inflatable man depicting a semi -Mossk and his necklace.

Musk explained that its political interests go beyond the United States. Last year, CEO threw his support behind AFD, or an alternative to Germany, which supports the German extremist political party to millions of followers on X.

In February, AFD ranked second in the national elections in Germany, which represents the best AFD performance in party history.

MUSK’s participation with local and international affairs may be at a cost.

After seeing the peak of a $ 1.54 trillion evaluation in December, Tesla shares have decreased in recent weeks amid low -performance and increasing global sales of investors Wall Street that musk is very distracted from his work.

It is difficult to measure to what extent Musk’s policy has affected his company EV. Tesla sales in Europe for January and February decreased by 42.6 % compared to numbers of the same period, last year, according to the European auto manufacturers Association, where they were sold under 27,000 vehicles.

A Tesla spokesman did not respond to a request for comment.

Besides the protests, Tesla agents and their compounds have also become a modern target for sabotage and violence.

On March 24, the Austin Police Department told the officers that the officers found “incendiary” devices at the local Tesla agency. Earlier that month, the police in Oregon made gunshots directed at another building from Tesla.

Some owners of Tesla Cybletruck previously told Bi that they were ridiculed and harassed by the car they owned.

“It seems that Cybletruck sends people a little on the edge,” said one of the owners, who asked not to be identified. “It does not make sense, I am not Elon!”

The Trump administration, including the Ministry of Justice, has pledged to contact the attacks against Tesla, and described the recent series of incidents as “local terrorism”.

Prosecutor Pamela Bondi said in a statement issued on March 20.

A White House spokesman did not respond to the comment.