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Saturday 15 March 2025 4:45 pm  |   Updated:  Saturday 15 March 2025 3:17 pm Protesters gathered outside a Tesla dealership in London have called for people to boycott the Elon Musk owned electric car maker. Photo: PA Protesters gathered outside a Tesla dealership in London have called for people to…

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Amid the Friday chaos on Capitol Hill, Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) took to X to announce … he’s getting rid of his Tesla. “This is going to be my last trip in this car,” Kelly said in a video posted to his social media. The Arizona Democrat wrote the car…

In the past week, Donald Trump announced that he would buy a Tesla and advertised the company’s vehicles at an event that turned the White House lawn into a showroom benefitting his ally, Tesla CEO Elon Musk. He also said that vandalizing Tesla cars — as some demonstrators have done…

Politics / March 14, 2025 Despite how it appeared, Trump wasn’t acting like a used-car salesman for Teslas out of the goodness of his heart. President Donald Trump, accompanied by White House Senior Advisor, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk speaks next to a Tesla Model S on the South…

Early data suggests more Australians are trying to get rid of their Teslas than other brands as Elon Musk’s reputation is damaged by his far-right tilt. Elon Musk and Donald Trump in a Tesla Model S (Image: SIPA/Samuel Corum) The number of Teslas being sold second-hand in Australia is growing,…

On a highway in Arizona is a new billboard criticizing the Trump administration for "screwing the American people." The double-sided billboard, which is privately owned by activist and artist Beatrice Moore, depicts Elon Musk holding President Donald Trump as a puppet on one side with the words: "Project 2025: Trump,…

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On Tuesday, Donald Trump shilled for Tesla on the White House lawn, reading what seemed to be a sales pitch for Elon Musk’s electric car brand. He did this as a show of support for his billionaire buddy amid what he described as the “very unfair” treatment of the world’s…