R&B star Erykah Badu says that she has jumped on the Tesla hate train and destroyed her own Tesla amid all of the boycotts against Tesla co-founder Elon Musk. “Just vandalized my own Tesla. Trying to stay on trend,” she wrote on X, formerly Twitter.

While the nationwide protests unfold, one local Tesla owner, Armando Torres, is facing challenges closer to home. Torres and his family have experienced hate and hostility simply for driving a car with the Tesla logo. He says that the environment of animosity has reached a personal level.

Tesla has become a lightning rod for violent attacks and vandalism in the months since CEO Elon Musk joined the Trump administration.

with the word "Heil" projected next to the lit Tesla logo. "This is who Elon Musk really is," stressed Led by Donkeys across their well-followed social media accounts. "Don't buy a Tesla" urged ...

Edmunds, a popular online automotive resource, says its data shows a “potential shift” in buyers’ feelings toward Tesla vehicles — based partly on a record-high number of Tesla trade-ins.

The display was put up alongside the words "Heil Tesla". Despite the chaos, President Trump and Musk were seen outside the White House alongside a number of Teslas last Tuesday. The open support ...

A North Center neighborhood man whose Tesla was vandalized earlier this month said he received an anonymous letter expressing remorse for the deed.