A burned out Tesla vehicle is seen outside a graffitied Las Vegas Tesla collision centre. Picture: Steve Marcus/Las Vegas Sun via AP

Several cars were burnt out in the attack. Picture: Bizuayehu Tesfaye/Las Vegas Review-Journal via AP

The scorched Teslas were roped off with police tape at the scene. Picture: Ethan Miller/Getty Images via AFP

In Canada, a Montreal Tesla dealership was vandalised with pink paint. Picture: Christinne Muschi/The Canadian Press via AP

In Germany, several Teslas were burnt out across various streets in the Steglitz district. Picture: Omer Messinger/Getty Images

Four cars were scorched in the attack. Picture: Omer Messinger/Getty Images

Tesla sales were reported to have dropped 76% in February. Picture: Omer Messinger/Getty Images

The burnt out cars were parked on neighbourhood streets. Picture:Omer Messinger/Getty Images

A Tesla car damaged in a blaze caused by an alleged arson attack in the early hours of the morning of March 3, 2025 in Toulouse, France. Picture: Lionel Bonaventure/AFP

12 Teslas were reportedly torched in the attack. Picture: Lionel Bonaventure/AFP

The windows of a Tesla dealership in Oregon were reportedly sprayed with bullets. Picture:Tigard Police Department

A Tesla Cybertruck was also hit with gunfire. Picture:Tigard Police Department

The windscreen of another car was seen with a bullethole. Picture:Tigard Police Department

An aerial view shows a damaged Tesla vehicle being towed from a dealership in Hamilton, Canada on March 20, 2025. Picture: HAMILTON, CANADA - MARCH 20: An aerial view of a damaged Tesla vehicle being carted off by workers at a dealership on March 20, 2025 in Hamilton, Canada. 80 Teslas were damaged at the Hamilton dealership, making it the largest car vandalism reported in Canada against the U.S. company. Katherine KY Cheng/Getty Images/AFP (Photo by Katherine KY Cheng / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP)

80 cars were damaged in the Hamilton attack. Picture: Katherine KY Cheng/ Getty Images via AFP

Several cars were scorched in the Las Vegas attack.

President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk were recently seen posing with Tesla vehicles on the South Lawn at the White House. Picture: AP

The March 11, 2025 photo opportunity saw Trump and Musk sitting inside one of the electric vehicles. Picture: AP

Disgruntled Tesla owners have recently taken to adding bumper stickers that speak of their distaste for Musk. Picture: Sergei Gapon/AFP

The bumper sticker that reads “I bought this before we knew Elon was crazy” is popping up on Teslas all over the world. Picture: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images via AFP

A Tesla in California was seen with an anti Elon Musk bumper sticker. Picture: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images via AFP

A flyer opposing Elon Musk is seen in San Francisco. Picture: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/AFP

Some Tesla owners have even rebadged their cars - one owner has replaced the Tesla badge with a Toyota logo on their Cybertruck. Picture: Reddit

Elsewhere in the US, peaceful ‘Tesla Takedown’ protests against Musk and Tesla have been taking place all across the country. Picture: Frederic J. BROWN / AFP

People are seen participating in a ‘Tesla Takedown’ protest in Pasadena, California. Picture: Frederic J. Brown/AFP

The ‘Tesla Takedown’ protesters are encourage people to sell their Teslas. Picture: Patricia De Melo Moreira/AFP

Tesla announced a recall of 46,000 Cybertrucks on March 20, 2025, to amend an unsafe panel on each of the cars. Picture: Leonardo Munoz / AFP

Support for the protesters is building, with 500 protests planned to take place at Tesla showrooms across the world on March 29. Picture: Joseph Prezioso / AFP

The value of Tesla shares has been decreasing. Picture: Joseph Prezioso / AFP

Protesters are seen outside a Tesla dealership in Los Angeles on March 14, 2025. Picture: Frederic J. BROWN / AFP

Protesters hold signs including ‘Elon is a lemon’ and ‘Time to trade-in Elon’ in Boston. Picture: Joseph Prezioso / AFP

Anti Tesla activists hold signs reading ‘No One Elected Elon’ at a Los Angeles dealership. Picture: Frederic J. Brown/AFP

A protester holds a sign that reads ‘Fire Musk! Not government workers’ outside a Tesla dealership in Michigan. Picture: Jeff Kowalsky/AFP