Elon protests turn violent as arsonists set fire to Tesla cars, Plus: 2026 Chevy Spark
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On today's fiery episode of Quick Charge, it's all bad news for Elon as Tesla sales continue to plunge in Europe, the pump fails to stop the TSLA stock price slide, and people set fire to dealers. Plus: BMW takes the top two spots in the J.D. Power EV owner satisfaction survey.
Tesla shareholders were hoping today's claims of 10x growth in the coming years would help goose TSLA stock prices, but they slid instead as BMW took the top two spots in the J.D. Power EV owner satisfaction survey and GM launched an all-new, affordable Chevy Spark EUV.
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- Tesla (TSLA) sales are still crashing in Europe in February
- Elon Musk tries and fails to pump Tesla’s stock (TSLA)
- Tesla brings back 0% loans to boost demand in the US
- Tesla store gets taken over by Musk protesters, 9 people arrested
- A dozen Tesla cars burned at store, arson is suspected amid global protests
- Tesla owners get creative to distance themselves from Elon with new car logos & projectors
- BMW iX snatches the top spot in J.D. Power EV satisfaction survey
- Chevy Spark returns for 2026 as affordable electric crossover with 220 mile range
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