BYD’s Hong Kong-listed shares are already up more than 50% this year. The Chinese company’s week of blowout news should amount to a rather satisfying dunk on Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who once scoffed at the idea of BYD as a competitor and who is currently a rather unpopular member of the Trump administration.

Some Big Apple Dems are so furious over Elon Musk and DOGE that they’re vowing to try to divest city pensions from his lucrative, environmentally friendly company Tesla. Brooklyn city Councilman Justin Brannan is making divestment from Tesla a key plank in his bid to become the next city comptroller and is even fundraising off the pledge.

The Facebook user who alleged the Tesla CEO ordered the deactivation of Democratic Party leaders' cars partly retracted his evidence-free claim.

The FBI announced on Monday the creation of a task force intended to “crack down on violent Tesla attacks,” a move that follows a spate of such incidents appearing to target Elon Musk’s electric car manufacturer.

Peaceful Tesla protests have taken place across the country—but some dealerships have also been hit with acts of vandalism, including gunfire and arson, in protests apparently directed at Elon Musk.

The FBI has launched a task force to "crack down on violent Tesla attacks" which the President has deemed to be "domestic terrorism."