Tesla and its CEO, Elon Musk, have recently faced intense scrutiny from both the public and investors. The company's stock has experienced considerable selling pressure, and a CNBC All-America Economic Survey has shed light on public sentiment. The survey revealed that over 47% of respondents hold a negative view of Tesla, while only 27% express a positive opinion, with the remaining 24% remaining neutral. In stark contrast, General Motors finds itself in a more favorable position, with one-third of the public holding a positive view, 51% remaining neutral, and just 10% expressing a negative attitude.