Tesla Customers In Norway Go On Hunger Strike To Protest Poor Vehicle Quality | Carscoops carscoops
Erlend Mørc told Carscoops that he started the hunger strike on behalf of Tesla owners . The action lasted 24 hours between August 27 and 28.
“Now that it’s over, I hope Tesla listens,” said Morch. “This will be in their own self interest. They are so well positioned to dominate the EV market, but if too many people experience these troubles, other car manufacturers will be ready to take their place.” Morch told us that the strike was attended by the owners of the 17 Teslas in the photos posted to Twitter, as well as several others who “showed up in sympathy.” Although it’s unclear if the event actually caught
attention, Morch did point to a tweet from the CEO about intermittent fasting , calling it a “cruel subtweet.”
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