The final story of Tesla

On sunny April afternoon in Seattle, about 40 activists gathered in the pine box, a beer bar and pizza in the Capitol Hill neighborhood sometimes. The group had booked a side room connected to the external courtyard. Before starting notes, the attendees flowed inside and outside, and enjoy the warm day. Someone prepared a sound system. Activists then settled, and they wrapped their ears while the flowing call was flowing through lower loudspeakers.

In more than a climate plan, this was the first time that Emily Johnston, one of the group’s leaders, was a happy hour to listen to the company’s quarterly profit call. Also the first time that a local television station appeared to cover this happy watch. “This entire campaign was just an interesting magnet,” she says.

The group, which is officially called “rioters”, was immediately bonus. Timing CEO Elon Musk Investors have begun for the first quarter of 2025 with a side recognition of the work that the group was doing exactly in the past two months. He called on the opposite reaction at the country level for the so -called Ministry of Governmental efficiencyOr Doug, an attempt to reduce government spending in which young technology fans and graduates of Musk, named-with Mosi’s typical prosperity on the Internet-L Early 2010 Mimi.

“Now, the protests that you will see there, they are very organized, and they paid for them,” Musk told the listeners. For weeks, thousands of people – including rioters – were hidden outside Tesla showrooms, service centers and shipping stations. Musk suggested that it was not limited to payment for their time, but they were only interested in his work because they once received a “wasted tremor” from the federal government. Musk foot Theory and sharpening it on His social media platform x For weeks. Now, he argued, the demonstrators were outside the countries – angry.

Musk did not provide any evidence of its assurances. For someone, every protester spoke to WIRED insisted on their lack of salaries and that they are exactly what they seem to be: people angry at Elon Musk. They call their movement “Tesla Al -Izulin”.

Before MUSK called for the call to speak to investors, Tesla, which can be said, has started billions of dollars now to transport global cars to electricity, one of the worst quarterly financial reports of the company in years. Net income decreased by 71 percent on an annual basis; Revenue fell by more than two billion dollars from Wall Street’s expectations.

Now, in Seattle, the first few minutes of the MUSK Party Party’s statements left many veterans in the climate movement, Giddy. A person close to the Staticky speakers repeated the best parts to the small crowd: “I think it is likely to start next month, it may be to allocate my time to a fever that will fall significantly,” said Musk. Under Disco spinning ball, people clap and pour. Someone has a snapshot of Tesla’s shares over the past year, a rough black line but fall.

“If you want to know that the protest matters, here is your guide,” Johnston remembers after weeks.

It seems that Tesla Takedown, which is an attempt to restore Musk and its wealth where it hurts, has appeared completely in time. For years, Tesla Shkeptics has argued that the company, which has the highest market value of any car manufacturer, is exaggerated. They claim that the company’s CEO enables his attention to defective basics-an old vehicle assortment, Cybertruck sales, and the introduction that has been a lot of self-driving technology-with beating and ingenuity.