‘Love the car, not the CEO’: how Europe’s Tesla owners feel about their cars

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Europe's Tesla owners express mixed feelings about their cars due to Elon Musk's controversial actions and political views.
Protests against Elon Musk are expected at Tesla showrooms in response to his association with the Trump administration.
Tesla sales in Europe have declined by 44% on average, leading to a 9.6% market share drop, the lowest in five years.
Despite this, Tesla registrations in the UK rose by almost 21%, with the Model 3 and Model Y being popular choices.
Some Tesla owners are conflicted, feeling moral discomfort due to Musk's politics but still appreciating the practicality and performance of their cars.
Tesla fans express their disappointment and moral dilemmas over Musk's political affiliations, leading some to consider alternatives like Polestar.
While some owners vow to keep their Teslas regardless of Musk's views, others regret their purchase due to concerns about supporting him.
The controversy surrounding Musk has led to divided opinions among Tesla owners, with some feeling conflicted about their continued support.
Musk's political alignment and actions have caused discomfort and moral dilemmas for some Tesla owners, impacting their perception of the brand.
The emotional and ethical considerations regarding owning a Tesla in light of Musk's political stances create internal conflicts for some owners.

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