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Elon Musk says the Tesla protesters vandalizing cars should 'stop being psycho'
- Elon Musk addressed the ongoing Tesla protests and vandalism incidents during an all-hands meeting
- Musk told the protesters to 'stop being psycho' and not resort to the destruction of property
- The DOJ and Trump consider attacks on Tesla dealerships as domestic terrorism
- Tesla owners have reported acts of harassment and vandalism on their vehicles
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Shark Tank’s O’Leary roasts Tim Walz over Tesla stock hate session
- Shark Tank personality Kevin O’Leary criticized Tim Walz over his comments on Tesla shares.
- Walz added Tesla stock to his Apple Stocks app and enjoys watching its declining value.
- O'Leary called Walz out of touch and highlighted that Tesla is a major part of the Minnesota Retirement Fund.
- Walz's comments are criticized given the potential negative impact on the fund's value.
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Tesla Recalls 46,000 Cybertrucks Over ‘Crash Risk’ Faulty Trim
- Tesla is recalling over 46,000 Cybertrucks due to a faulty exterior trim panel that can detach and become a road hazard.
- Owners will receive recall letters from 19 May and Tesla will replace the trim panel free of charge.
- This is the seventh recall for the Cybertruck since its launch in December 2023.
- Tesla Cybertrucks are only sold in the United States, Canada, and Mexico and do not meet European standards.
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As Tesla stock craters, retail investors are buying near-record amounts of shares
- Retail investors bought $7.3 billion in Tesla stock over the past two weeks, signaling a 'buy the dip' mentality as the stock plunges.
- Tesla insiders have sold a combined $335.2 million of stock since November, while retail investors continue to buy.
- Net retail buying of Tesla stock has been positive for 12 consecutive days, the highest magnitude in over a decade.
- Despite recent volatility, Tesla CEO Elon Musk urged employees to hold onto their stock, emphasizing the future value of autonomous driving.
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Tesla's Late-Night Meeting Leaves Workers Scratching Their Heads
- Tesla's CEO Elon Musk surprised employees with a last-minute, late-night meeting on March 20, 2025.
- The meeting was scheduled with short notice at 9:30 p.m. ET, causing confusion among employees.
- Some employees felt the meeting was a publicity stunt to impress investors rather than benefiting the employees.
- During the meeting, Elon Musk addressed recent successes and challenges faced by Tesla.
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Elon Musk's surprise all-hands brings Tesla's biggest bull back from the brink
- Elon Musk hosted a surprise late-night all-hands meeting at Tesla to address the plunging share price.
- Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives hailed the meeting as a 'step forward' that showed Musk was 'reading the room.'
- Ives had previously warned that Tesla was in a 'brand crisis tornado' and urged Musk to spend less time on DOGE.
- Ives believes Tesla's future is bright but calls for a balance between Musk's role as the CEO and his involvement with DOGE.
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Elon Musk calls Jimmy Kimmel an 'unfunny jerk' after his jokes about Tesla and DOGE
- Elon Musk called talk show host Jimmy Kimmel an 'unfunny jerk' in response to Kimmel's jokes about Tesla and DOGE.
- Kimmel criticized Musk over the way people protested against Tesla, with arson attacks and shootings.
- Kimmel referenced Musk's chainsaw stunt at a Trump inauguration rally and joked about firing people.
- Kimmel also mentioned Tesla's Cybertruck recall and joked about the company's multiple recalls since November 2023.
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TikTokers call for ‘chubby filter’ ban, Tesla recalls every US Cybertruck
- Users on TikTok are calling for a ban on the 'chubby filter' tool, which makes people appear overweight and is considered as body shaming.
- Tesla has recalled every US Cybertruck due to a problem with the 'structural adhesive' that caused the glued-on panels to fall off.
- Elon Musk's X has filed a lawsuit against India's IT ministry, alleging unlawful expansion of censorship powers to remove online content.
- The EU ruling on mandatory USB-C charging only applies to devices charged by wire, allowing devices with wireless charging capabilities to ship without a USB-C port.
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The Backlash Against Tesla: Who’s Really Paying the Price?
- Tesla, once seen as a movement for sustainability and innovation, is now facing political and social backlash with its vehicles and facilities becoming targets of vandalism.
- The recent wave of vandalism has affected everyday Tesla owners, who believed in the brand's vision of a cleaner, more sustainable future, but are now facing damage to their personal vehicles.
- Elon Musk's political affiliations and engagement with the U.S. government have sparked controversy, but damaging Tesla infrastructure and vehicles does not change his policies and undermines the company's mission.
- The concern now is whether Tesla can separate its business from its CEO's political identity and protect its long-term success and the legacy built by its supporters.
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Tesla workers in Germany say they don't have time to use the bathroom
- Tesla workers at a German factory are demanding better working conditions and more breaks.
- Over 3,000 workers have signed a petition asking for short paid breaks and an end to chronic understaffing.
- The factory has faced previous controversies, including visits to employees' homes after sick leave, challenging employee sick notes, and withholding wages.
- This comes at a time when Tesla is experiencing a global decline in sales and facing criticism against CEO Elon Musk.
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Tesla 'armageddon,' a 'legion' of Optimus robots, and no mention of DOGE: 5 takeaways from Elon Musk's livestream
- Elon Musk held a last-minute all-hands meeting with Tesla employees and encouraged investors to hang on to their stock amid criticism and stock price volatility.
- During the meeting, Musk emphasized the importance of focusing on the Cybercab line and scaling up production, with ambitions to produce 2 million units per year.
- Musk discussed Tesla's plans to build a significant number of Optimus robots, aiming to produce 5,000 robots this year and potentially 10 legions next year.
- Employees did not ask Musk about politics during the session, despite criticism of his political involvement impacting Tesla's image and stock performance.
- Musk mentioned being 'stretched pretty thin' due to his numerous responsibilities across Tesla, SpaceX, X, The Boring Co., Neuralink, and more.
- The meeting, which was livestreamed from the Texas Gigafactory, highlighted updates on Tesla's safety record, delivery figures, autonomous driving, and robotics.
- Tesla's stock has seen a significant decline from record highs, with Musk attributing this to challenges in the market's perception of the company's future potential.
- Musk expressed confidence in autonomous driving unlocking Tesla's true value and emphasized the revolutionary nature of the Cybercab production process.
- Overall, the meeting provided insights into Tesla's future direction, production goals, and Musk's acknowledgment of the demanding nature of his diverse business commitments.
- Despite various challenges and criticisms, Musk remains focused on innovation and productivity across his wide array of ventures and initiatives.
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Here’s when Honda, Acura EV owners can start using Tesla Superchargers
- Honda and Acura EV owners will be able to use Tesla Superchargers starting in June.
- Honda Prologue and Acura ZDX EVs will require a separate adapter to connect to Tesla Superchargers.
- Honda joins other automakers in partnering with Tesla for Supercharger access, but owners will need to buy the adapter from a dealership.
- In addition to Supercharger access, Honda will switch to NACS chargers on its EVs, starting with Honda 0 prototypes.
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“Focus on Tesla or give up CEO position”: Tesla investor to Musk
- Tesla investor, Ross Gerber, urges Elon Musk to focus on Tesla or give up CEO position.
- Gerber believes that Musk is neglecting his duties at Tesla and is too preoccupied with his role as head of the Department of Government Efficiency.
- Tesla is currently facing a crisis, with falling sales and market value, and Gerber thinks a new CEO is needed to run the company effectively.
- Gerber is concerned about the negative impact that Musk's distractions and DOGE's activities have had on Tesla's reputation.
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Google Trends: From the State of Tesla Stocks to the Biggest Video Games on the Market
- The stock price of Tesla has reached all-time lows due to a boycott and CEO Elon Musk's focus on the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and the recall of 46,000 Cybertrucks.
- Google search data shows increased interest in Tesla and a decline in searches for Elon Musk, indicating potential uncertainty for the company.
- Marvel Rivals, a competitor to Overwatch 2, has gained popularity with its release, offering features removed from the sequel and surpassing Overwatch 2 in Google searches.
- Overwatch 2 faced criticism for removing features and not fulfilling promised additions, leading to player dissatisfaction and the rise of Marvel Rivals.
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Tesla vandalism and fake ads highlight anti-Elon Musk sentiment
- Growing resentment towards Tesla CEO Elon Musk has led to instances of car vandalism in the US and fake billboards in Europe attempting to dissuade buyers.
- Musk's alignment with US President Donald Trump and his outspoken political views have sparked criticism and protests against Tesla.
- Arson and vandalism have targeted North American Tesla showrooms, holding yards, and charging stations, with privately owned vehicles also being damaged.
- In Europe, billboards have appeared connecting Musk and Tesla to far-right political viewpoints, leading to a drop in sales in certain regions.
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