On March 4, Cailian News (Editor Ma Lan) reported that billionaire Elon Musk is highly controversial in the United States due to his radical political stances. Many people have publicly expressed their opposition to him, and this sentiment has even affected the products of companies under his name.

Tesla, one of Musk's companies, is a significant target in the "anti-Musk" movement in the US. Previously, critics of Musk gathered around Tesla stores to protest and called for a boycott of Tesla vehicles. This has also made the capital market wary of Tesla.

Owners who have already purchased Tesla cars may be one of the most troubled groups recently. Afraid that irrational individuals might vent their anger on their vehicles, these owners are coming up with various ways to distance themselves from Musk.

A company selling stickers claims that sales of a sticker reading, "I bought this car before I knew Musk was crazy," have surged, with hundreds of such stickers being sold daily now.

Beyond this basic approach, some Tesla owners have found more creative ways to protect their cars, such as replacing the Tesla logo with those of BMW, Audi, or other car manufacturers.

One Cybertruck owner went even further, adding a projection at the back of his truck that displays a message: "Please don't graffiti my vehicle; it already makes me look stupid enough."

The Plunging Prices of Used Teslas

Tesla's stock price fell by 13% last week, nearly erasing all gains since the US election. This is closely tied to Musk himself, as many believe that Musk's