Berlin Minister’s ‘Nazi Cars’ Remark Sparks Backlash Over Tesla

April 25, 2025, 11:21 am

A Berlin labor minister’s controversial remark comparing Tesla vehicles to “Nazi cars” has ignited a political firestorm. The statement, aimed at critiquing CEO Elon Musk’s political persona, has drawn fierce criticism from industry stakeholders and local officials, highlighting the perils of politically charged rhetoric in economic debates.

zerohedge.com / The Thankless Life Of Elon Musk

The Thankless Life Of Elon Musk Authored by Jeffrey A. Tucker via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), There’s a Tesla in my neighborhood with a bumper sticker that seems to be begging people not to key the car. “I bought this car before I knew that Elon was crazy,” it says. Elon...

zerohedge.com / Berlin Labor Minister Says Tesla Cars Are 'Nazi Cars', Faces Serious Backlash

Berlin Labor Minister Says Tesla Cars Are 'Nazi Cars', Faces Serious Backlash Via Remix News, Berlin Senator Cansel Kiziltepe, of the Social Democratic Party (SPD), decided to attack Elon Musk on X, comparing his Tesla cars to “Nazi cars,” creating a massive backlash in the...

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