Way -The Tesla dealerships across the United States, Canada, and Europe have found protesters who have dropped their many on Saturday as part of a global day of action organized by Tesla Takedown Protest Movement. Demonstrators have turned to significant numbers in large cities, including New York City and Chicago, with many signs featuring anti-Elon Musk and anti-Trump Administration messaging.
Accounts from around the country are constantly pouring out, but despite the presence of anti-protests in some locations, demonstrations seem to be more lost without incidents of violence or arrest.
An Account from the Boston Herald It was said that the two people were injured in a Tesla takedown demonstration in the Boston Suburb of Watertown when a black pickup truck allegedly stabbed protesters on the side of the car glass. More than 100 protesters were reported in the scene during the incident, and the same people who were hit by the vehicle refused medical treatment and did not experience serious injuries. The police in Columbus, Ohio were also seen Escorting two anti-Tesla demonstrators to dinosaurs costumes From a Tesla dealership during a Tesla Takedown event.
Today: Columbus Ohio police escorted two anti-tesla dinosaurs while Tesla takedowns that protested were gathering outside the Tesla Showroom in Columbus Ohio. A counter protest that accumulates pic.twitter.com/oocp5xiqxa
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In Florida, the Attorney General James Uthmeier Ordered law enforcement to monitor events and responded to a policy of zero-tolerance for crimes against property, but Local reporting It is indicated that twelve protests occurred throughout the state without an incident.
Local reports suggest that At least 150 people have been turned In an event at Tesla Takedown outside Chicago, more than 300 people showed up to a Protest out of Syracuse, New YorkMore than 600 in a suburb of Baltimore. Similar numbers have been reported in St. Louis, Missouri, Buffalo, New York, City of Salt Lake, Utahand other cities. Social Media posts show large Seattle demonstrations and Ann Arbor, MichiganWhile some counter-protests have been documented in Meridian, Idaho and Paramus, New Jersey-The pro-mukus demonstrations appear smaller than Tesla takedown events.
The protesters gathered at the Tesla Takedown protest in Chicago.
“Hey hey, ho ho, Elon Musk has to go!”
Love to see it!
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Long line and longer!
Former and current workers in Tesla, as well as Buffalo residents who know everything about Elon Musk's failed policies and broken promises are here to stand and fight.
Hey, hey, ho, ho Elon and corporate greed have to go! #Teslatedown pic.twitter.com/yrwwqnoqrh
– Our city action buffalo (@ourcityaction) March 29, 2025
While most of the protests took place in the United States, there were international demonstrations as part of the day of action. NBC News reported Protesters appeared at Tesla dealerships in Edinburgh, Scotland, and Berlin, Germany. London Also saw a huge turnout of Tesla Takedown Demonstrador.
Protesters showed up for the Tesla Takedown protest event in London, England today.
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Tesla Takedown's protests have selected Tesla as their target as a way to damage the bottom of the CEO Elon Musk line, a response to his involvement in the Trump administration, including his leadership in the efficiency of the government department, which led to dramatic reductions in federal workers. One common theme of signage is to kick the outside of the government (or country) muscles and it is demanded that after the collapse of government services and social safety nets.
About 300 protesters presented a protest in San Diego, where there was a retail storefront at the mall near the University of California, San Diego. Despite being close to a campus campus, protests are older, a common theme in demonstrations over the past two months.
An 83-year-old retired geologist named Dorrie told Gizmodo that he had two siblings who were also protesting, one in Boston and one in the orange county, California, both worried about what Elon Musk was doing in the country. “He puts the seniors on the street. Making old citizens with the homeless,” he told Gizmodo.
“I don't know how we can get out of here, either,” Dorrie continued. “Did you hear any creative ways of how, you know, you were pushing the system for four years and then you change it? Everyone gets their jobs, you know?”
