Tesla Protest Hits Ottawa: Don't Buy a Swasticar 

Is the anti-Tesla movement gaining traction or is it a fringe minority? A recent protest in Ottawa raises questions about public perception of Tesla, intertwining Musk’s political influence and Trump’s controversial statements. Are these protests a legitimate form of expressing dissent or are they ultimately ineffective? How will this movement impact Tesla sales and the future of the electric vehicle market? Could this growing sentiment actually bolster Tesla’s image among a certain demographic? The line between personal politics and consumer choices blurs, sparking a debate: does what a CEO does in their personal life truly affect the value and desirability of their product? This begs another question: where is the line and is it hypocritical to single out certain companies while ignoring the problematic actions of others? Furthermore, with the reported downturn in Tesla sales, is this the beginning of the end for the EV giant, or will the company adapt and rebound?