Hundreds of Tesla dealers in the United States, Canada and Europe saw protesters descend on their lots on Saturday as part of a global action organized by the Tesla Takedown protest movement. Protesters resulted in significant quantities in large cities, including New York and Chicago City, with many maintenance signs with messages from Anti-Elon Musk and Anti-Trump administration.
The stories throughout the country continue to arrive, but despite the presence of counterprotestors in some places, the demonstrations seem to have gone largely without incidents of violence or arrests.
A Boston Herald account He says that two people were injured in a manifestation of Tesla Takedown in the Boston suburb of Watertown when a black truck allegedly cut the protesters with the side mirror of the vehicle. According to the reports, more than 100 protesters were on the scene during the incident, and both people hit by the vehicle rejected medical treatment and did not suffer serious injuries. Police in Columbus, Ohio was also seen Escort two anti-tesla protesters on dinosaurs costumes of a Tesla concessionaire during a Tesla demolition event.
Now: Columbus Ohio Police escort two anti-tesla dinosaurs while Tesla Takedown protesters meet outside the Tesla exhibition room in Columbus Ohio. A backward collection pic.twitter.com/oocp5xiqxa
– Scootercasterny (@Scotercaste) March 29, 2025
In Florida, Attorney General James Uthmeier ordered the police to monitor the events and respond with a zero tolerance policy for crimes against property, but local reports He indicated that dozens of protests occurred throughout the state without incident.
Local reports suggest that At least 150 people were To a Tesla demolition event on the outskirts of Chicago, more than 300 people presented themselves to a Protest outside Syracuse, New Yorkmore than 600 in a Baltimore suburb. Similar numbers were reported in San Luis, Missouri, Buffalo, New York, Salt Lake City, Utahand other cities. Publications on social networks show great demonstrations in Seattle and Ann Arbor, Michiganwhile some counterprotestors were documented in Meridian, Idaho and Paramus, New Jersey—Toning the pro-muses manifestations seem to have been significantly smaller than Tesla’s demolition events.
The protesters meet in Tesla Takedown’s protest in Chicago.
“Hi, hey, Ho Ho, Elon Musk has to leave!”
I love seeing it!
– Art Candee (@Artcandee) March 29, 2025
The line is long and becomes longer!
The previous and current Tesla workers, as well as the Buffalo residents who know everything about the failed policies of Elon Musk and broken promises are here to stand up and defend themselves.
Hi, Hey, Ho, Ho Elon and corporate greed have to leave! #Teslatadnown pic.twitter.com/yrwwqnoqrh
– Our City Action Buffalo (@ourcityaction) March 29, 2025
Although most of the protests took place in the United States, there were international demonstrations as part of the action day. NBC News reported The protesters went to Tesla’s dealers in Edinburgh, Scotland and Berlin, Germany. London I also saw a great participation of Tesla’s demolition protesters.
The protesters were presented for the Tesla Takedown protest event in London, England, today.
– Art Candee (@Artcandee) March 29, 2025
The organizers of Tesla’s demolition protests have chosen Tesla as their objective as a means to inflict damage to the final result of CEO Elon Musk, an answer to their participation in the Trump administration, including their leadership of the Government Efficiency Department, which has led to dramatic reduction in the Federal Labor Force. A common issue between signaling was to expel Musk from the Government (or the country) and demand the end of the reduction of government services and social security networks.
Some 300 protesters appeared to a protest in San Diego, where there is a retail store in the shopping center near the University of California, San Diego. Despite being so close to a university campus, the multitude of protest was older, a common theme in demonstrations in the last two months.
An 83 -year -old retired geologist called Dorrie told Gizmodo that he also had two sisters who protested, one in Boston and another in Orange County, California, both worried about what Elon Musk was doing to the country. “He is putting the elderly on the street. Turning the elderly into homeless people,” he told Gizmodo.
“I don’t know how we are going to get out of that,” Dorrie continued. “Have you heard any creative way of how, you know, you ruin the system for four years and then change it? Do you all recover their jobs, do you know?”