Tesla has recently been the subject of numerous vandalism incidents in the United States, including painting, smashing, and arson, reflecting public dissatisfaction with CEO Elon Musk's controversial statements and actions. Prominent investor Ross Gerber, disillusioned with Musk, sold his Tesla shares and predicted that the company's stock price would halve by 2025. As Musk's political influence has expanded, his divisive statements and actions have turned Tesla into a political target, facing boycotts from the left and acts of destruction by activists. Furthermore, the US electric vehicle market policy has undergone a drastic shift, with the Trump administration rescinding new energy incentives, severely impacting the electric vehicle industry. Among Tesla's three primary global markets, sales have declined in the US and Europe, while the Chinese market has sustained growth. Since reaching a record high in December last year, Tesla's stock price has continued to decline, erasing all post-election gains. Additionally, it appears that Musk's focus has shifted to other ventures, such as SpaceX and xAI.