Fast Technology reported on July 14 that Tesla’s showroom in Germany recently encountered protests from environmentalists, and a Cybertruck pickup truck was splashed with orange paint.
The video showed several people wearing orange vests protesting in front of Tesla’s German burger store, holding signs that read “Gepanzert in die katastrophe.
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, Tesla CEO Elon Musk responded to the incident by retweeting a tweet on social media expressing criticism of those attacking companies committed to promoting the adoption of electric vehicles and clean energy.
, This series of incidents is not the first time.
Tesla’s super factory in Grinheide in Germany has also faced multiple protests and attacks.
For example, in March this year, some activists set fire to a substation near the factory, causing the factory to suspend production for several days.
In May, about 1000 protesters from the “Interference Alliance” group tried to break into Berlin’s superfactory, resulting in 23 arrests, 76 criminal charges and 27 police injuries.
Musk pointed out in a tweet that Tesla became the only car company to be attacked, implying that there may be unusual circumstances behind it.
Despite these challenges, Tesla continues to promote the development of electric vehicles and renewable energy technologies globally.
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