A Tesla dealership in Montreal has been vandalized following Elon Musk’s controversial statement, “Canada is not a real country.” The incident has sparked widespread debate, with many Canadians expressing outrage over Musk’s remarks.
According to witnesses, the dealership was targeted overnight, with broken windows, spray-painted messages, and damage to multiple Tesla vehicles. Local residents were shocked by the scene.
“I couldn’t believe my eyes. Tesla has a strong following here, but Musk’s words really angered a lot of people,” said one Montreal resident.
Public reaction has been divided. Some argue that Musk’s statement was meant as a joke, while others see it as an insult to Canada. Social media has been flooded with criticism, with many calling for an apology from the billionaire entrepreneur.
Police are currently investigating the vandalism, and Tesla has not yet released an official statement. The incident highlights the growing tension between Musk and Canadian regulators, as well as the influence his words can have on public sentiment.
