Crowds protesting Musk’s purge of the U.S. government under President Donald Trump amassed outside Tesla dealerships.

EV brands Rivian, BYD, and Lucid take the wheel to satisfy drivers who are sick of Musk’s conduct. “It’s time for me to divest from all things Elon,” one marketing exec, now an ex-Tesla owner, tells VF.

Elon Musk’s Tesla. “Musk is a bigger threat to democracy than Trump is at this point,” said Cousins, a longtime activist who organized an anti-Tesla rally in a deep-red district in Central Florida last weekend,

Fox News correspondent Madison Scarpino reports on calls to protest Elon Musk and Tesla across the world. Former FBI investigator Bill Daly joins ‘Fox News Live’ to analyze recent attacks and vandalism against Tesla owners.

Nationwide protests are scheduled today against Elon Musk, targeting Tesla. Organizers say the demonstrations are to be peaceful, following a series of violent acts against Tesla facilities.

Hundreds of “Tesla Takedown” demonstrations are taking place in the United States, Canada and Europe as activists ramp up their opposition to CEO Elon Musk’s efforts to slash federal government staffing and budgets.

An estimated 60 people were there protesting Elon Musk and DOGE, while about 80 people turned out to support Musk.

A “Tesla Takedown” is in the works for Saturday as Musk continues to be polarizing and the future of Tesla is “murky.”

Hundreds of demonstrations organized under the name Tesla Takedown will target Tesla dealerships throughout the U.S. protesting Elon Musk.

Elon Musk has sold X in a $33 billion deal to his AI startup company almost three years after buying Twitter and rebranding it. Musk, 53, announced the deal via a statement posted on his X account on Friday, March 28.

Elon Musk just sold X, the social network formerly known as Twitter, to himself? Well, kind of. Musk, in a post on X Friday, said that his artificial-intelligence company, xAI, has acquired X in an all-stock transaction that values X at $33 billion ($45 billion minus $12 billion in debt).

Elon Musk's latest move might sound a bit like a math problem. In a Friday afternoon message on his social media network X, the Tesla (TSLA) CEO said his artificial intelligence company, xAI, had acquired X in an all-stock transaction.

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul sued Musk on Friday afternoon, calling his vote-buying scheme “a blatant attempt to violate” Wisconsin law and alleging that “neither Musk nor America PAC have announced that the plan to make two $1 million payments to Wisconsin electors who have voted in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election has been cancelled.”

Billionaire Elon Musk’s unprecedented efforts to bolster the conservative candidate in next week’s hotly contested Wisconsin Supreme Court race have run into legal hot water amid accusations that he h

The announcement followed a daylong back-and-forth over Musk's released, then retracted plans to give two voters $1 million each at the event.

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul on Friday filed a lawsuit to stop Elon Musk’s plans to award $1 million to two people at an event in Wisconsin. Voters voiced their thoughts on the matter.

Musk has pledged a giveaway for Wisconsin voters who sign his political committee's petition ahead of a key supreme court election in the state.

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is taking out a series of ads in Wisconsin newspapers accusing Elon Musk of attempting to buy a state Supreme Court seat ahead of the election Tuesday. The ads,

Both Republicans and Democrats think Elon Musk will help them win a key race the Wisconsin Supreme Court next week.

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul sued Elon Musk on Friday over his proposal to pay two people $1 million for voting in the state’s Supreme Court race. “The Wisconsin Department of Justice is committed to ensuring that elections in Wisconsin are safe,

Elon Musk will campaign in Wisconsin ahead of the state’s Supreme Court election. Musk said he will give million dollar checks to two people who voted in the race. This as Republicans are reportedly growing anxious ahead of next week's special elections in Florida.