On March 29th, a synchronized protest wave named 'Tesla Takedown' swept across the United States, Canada, and Europe, drawing thousands of demonstrators into the streets. The focal point of this protest was Elon Musk, Tesla's CEO and the head of the fictional 'Department of Government Efficiency' (DOGE) within the Trump administration. Protesters decried Musk's alleged actions to curtail humanitarian aid, dismantle federal agencies, and terminate government jobs. These demonstrations occurred at roughly 200 Tesla showrooms worldwide, encompassing nearly half of Tesla's 438 global locations. Cities like Washington D.C., Rockville (Maryland), Boston, Chicago, and many others witnessed hundreds to thousands of participants. The protesters advocated for the sale of Tesla vehicles and stocks as a financial strategy to counter Musk's influence. Concurrently, acts of vandalism against Tesla properties have surged, prompting the FBI to establish a dedicated task force to investigate these incidents. The ensuing furor has dealt a severe financial blow to Tesla, causing its share price to plummet and its market value to evaporate by over $500 billion.