Do not finance fascists: protests against Musk and Tesla take place in Britain.

Demonstrators with placards calling on consumers to boycott Musk's company gathered outside a dealership in west London. The protest featured slogans 'Do not buy Nazi cars' and 'Do not finance fascists'. A large banner displayed on stage read: 'Signal if you hate Elon.' This was reported by 'Hromadske' referring to The Standard.

A protest against Musk's company took place in London. Participants held placards with slogans urging not to buy cars from this company. They faced harsh criticism and were accused of supporting Nazis and fascists. A large banner was also installed at the protest reading 'Signal if you hate Elon.' This was reported by 'Hromadske' referring to The Standard.

Mass protests against 'Tesla Takedown'

The rally, which began in London and spread to more than 200 Tesla locations worldwide, became part of a mass campaign called 'Tesla Takedown'. Participants in this movement accuse Musk of undermining democracy and deteriorating public services. The main goal of the activists is to provoke a boycott of Tesla and attract participants for peaceful protests to hold the company's CEO accountable.

'Nobody voted for Elon. He is an unelected super billionaire and he is a bandit,' noted organizer Vicky Muller Olvera from the Bay Area.

'Tesla Takedown' is a movement composed of local groups that go against Tesla and Musk for undermining public services. They plan to continue protests until the company's CEO is held accountable.

Musk's economic position in the context of Trump's tariff war

US President Donald Trump announced the introduction of tariffs on imported cars, which will significantly damage automakers and lead to higher prices for consumers. However, some entrepreneurs, including Elon Musk, will be able to profit from this situation.

Tesla has factories in California and Texas where cars for the domestic market are produced. This allows the company to avoid new tariffs on imported cars and key components imposed by Trump.

In contrast, Trump claims he has no conflict of interest despite Musk's active involvement in the US president's administration.