In recent weeks, protests have surged at Tesla showrooms, particularly in Berkeley, as public discontent grows over Elon Musk's political affiliations and decisions surrounding DOGE. What began as a solitary protest by local resident Kathy Sprague quickly transformed into a large gathering with over 300 participants. Demonstrators expressed their frustration, emphasizing their lack of support for Musk's actions and pointing out the numerous alternative electric vehicle options available. Policy experts suggest that regardless of the public's efforts, it is improbable that Musk will alter his behavior due to the mounting pressure.
We've not voted for Elon Musk through any electoral process or referendum, and I feel the need to show up and disapprove even if it's just by myself.
There are so many other EV options out there.
[The protest] started small, then quickly swelled past noon. A 10-foot Cybertruck made of cardboard was paraded down the block and placed in the middle of the road for participants to spray paint.
People driving Teslas down the street faced chants of 'sell your car' and, on a few occasions, were intentionally blocked.
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