Dozens of climate change demonstrators occupy the Tesla showroom in the Westfield shopping center on Saturday in the last accident to hit Elon Musk and his electric car company, which has seen a continuous fool since the new year.
Members of climate resistance focused on the brand of Musk in the midst of claims that President Donald Trump's Ally 'has built his empire through ruthless exploitation, busting of the trade union and dangerous working conditions.'
In a statement placed at X, they added that the dependence on his company continues to feed on “Cobalt of Congo Instability in the region that led to the death and relocation of thousands.”
Protesters on the floor directly above the store in White City, West Londs, unfolded a large blue banner with the words 'abolishing Billionaires' written in capital letters.
In the meantime, about 20 demonstrators stormed into the store and sat on the floor while they 'Hey Hey, Ho Ho, Elon Musk has to go for 25 minutes.
A line of guards arrived on the spot and stood in front of the demonstrators, who also focused their shouts on the abolition of the ultrasijk.
In a separate post on X, the group explained: “The super-rich profit of poverty, the planet in the land of the planet and the system to their advantage is time to burden them and use that wealth to finance climate action.”
Images also showed the moment that one of the demonstrators was performed by a group of security personnel from the center through his arms and legs while still holding his megaphone.
Climate change demonstrators occupied the Tesla showroom in the Westfield shopping center in White City on Saturday in the last accident to hit Elon Musk and his electric car
Images showed the moment that one of the demonstrators was performed by a group of security personnel from the center by his arms and legs while still holding his megaphone
Members of climate resistance focused on the brand of Musk in the midst of claiming that President Donald Trump's Ally 'has built his empire through ruthless exploitation'
“We can't have Elon Musk and people like him,” he shouted before a guard took the device away.
He continued: 'We are worth more than this. How can people sit together and do nothing if we take everything away from us? '
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The protest comes when Tesla announced a sharp fall in sale in Great Britain and throughout Europe, whereby consumers are at the same time of the electric car company who is accused of his CEO of political interference on the continent.
Figures from the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) showed that the brand fell a 45.2 percent in January in the European Union, Great Britain and the European free trade area.
According to the ACEA, Tesla sold only 9,945 units in Europe last month, a sharp decrease of 18,161 units in January 2024, at a time when the total EV sales in Europe is high.
The company was confronted with a particularly tough market in Germany, where it only sold 1,277 new vehicles – the lowest figure since July 2021.
In France, sales fell by 63 percent, while in the UK they fell by almost 8 percent – despite the fact that the EV turnover rose by 42 percent.
Protesters on the floor directly above the store in White City, West London, unfolded a large blue banner with the words 'abolishing Billionaires' written in capital letters
Musk, an outspoken ally of US President Donald Trump, has brought his political activism to Europe in recent weeks, promoted extreme right -wing groups and criticizes Sir Keir Starmer and other leaders.
His interventions have had a mixed reception, with supporters of the radical right -wing AfD in Germany who encouraged him during a meeting before their party went ahead in the polls, while others accused him of interference in European politics.
He repeatedly expressed his support for Hard -reight policy, using his platform X to tout the slogan 'Europe Great Again', echoing the famous Maga slogan of Trump in the US.
But recent Yougov surveys showed that Musk is very unpopular in both the UK and Germany – with 71 percent of respondents in both countries who say they have a negative picture of the technical tycoon.
There has been a clear increase in his unpopularity since the recent intervention of Musk on taking care of children in the UK, the Pollster added.
Last month, Musk caused a stir after he made a gesture that compared to a Nazi greeting during Trump's inaugurative festivities. Musk denied this at the time.
On Tuesday, campaigners in London plastered a mock-up Tesla advertisement at a bus stop, with Musk in one of the cars while performing the controversial greeting.
Referring to the rise of the Nazi regime in Germany, was the text on the satirical advertisement 'from 0 to 1939 in 3 seconds' and labeled the E-car a 'Tesla Swasticar'.
Campaigners in London yesterday plastered a mock-up Tesla advertisement
Lefty activists shone a huge picture of the infamous raised arm of Elon Musk and the word 'Heil' last month on Tesla's Berlin Factory
The decrease in the Tesla sales in January came shortly before Tesla's launch of his new model
'Elon Musk just helped the extreme right -wing [Germany] Win their best result since WW2 then called them to say congratulations. So don't buy cars, yes? 'The activists wrote on their Tiktok page.
In the meantime, a growing number of Tesla owners have used bumper stickers to unload from Musk as his alliance with Trump is strengthened, according to reports.
Matthew Hiller, an Etsy seller who sold this before we knew that Elon was crazy 'Stickers, The New York Times told that he had experienced an increase in business since Musk campaign started with the Republican last year.
Although the political tendencies of the founder of Tesla may be the fault of the fall in sales, other factors can also play.
The falling performance of Tesla in Europe encounters a background of rising competition in the EV sector of Legacy car manufacturers such as Volkswagen and Renault.
The decrease in the Tesla sales in January also came shortly before Tesla's launch of his new model in February.
It is an update of the best -selling model of the car company, the model Y SUV, which was launched five years ago and was the world's best -selling car of 2023.
