67% of American respondents would not consider buying a Tesla, most of whom attribute this to Musk himself

A recent survey shows that 67% of Americans would not consider buying or leasing a Tesla car, and most of them blame Elon Musk himself. According to reports, the survey agency conducted a questionnaire survey on 1,677 American adults from March 20 to 24, focusing on Tesla and Musk.

In the questionnaire, in response to the question "Would you consider buying or leasing a Tesla car in the future?" the survey results showed that more than two-thirds of Americans would not consider buying a Tesla.

18% of the respondents said they would consider

67% of the respondents said they would not consider

13% of respondents were unsure

2% of respondents did not respond to this question because they already owned or leased a Tesla vehicle.

Most of the respondents who said they would not buy or lease a Tesla vehicle said Musk was part or all of the reason they rejected Tesla.

In addition, the survey also tracked Americans' views on Musk. The results showed that compared with last year, Americans' evaluation of Musk has changed from positive to negative, with only 39% of respondents expressing support for him.

It is understood that the "Ministry of Government Efficiency" led by Musk some time ago introduced a series of policies including reducing staff and cutting government spending, which aroused strong dissatisfaction among the people.

This has also led to protests against Musk in many parts of the United States. Demonstrators gathered at Tesla stores to dissuade people from buying Tesla cars, vandalize Tesla vehicles, and persuade people to sell Tesla and stocks.