Sen. Mark Kelly is selling his Tesla, which he says feels like "a rolling billboard for a man dismantling our government and hurting people."

Standing near the U.S. Capitol, the Arizona Democrat echoed the growing sentiment of many left-leaning Tesla owners, who have come to regret that the electric vehicle is so closely aligned with the man spearheading President Donald Trump’s mass layoffs in the federal workforce.

The former U.S. Navy combat pilot and astronaut said he doesn't want to drive a car that reminds him of the damage Musk and Trump are doing to the country.

After experiencing a drop in sales and its worst day on the stock market in five years on Tuesday, Tesla received a ringing endorsement from President Donald Trump, who took to Truth Social to pledge his "support for Elon Musk," promising to buy "a brand new Tesla."

In an unsigned letter, Tesla encourages trade representative to reconsider tariffs, saying they could hurt U.S.-based car manufacturers.

Electric car company Tesla is asking President Donald Trump’s administration to “consider the downstream impacts” of retaliatory tariffs in Trump’s trade war with multiple countries. The March 11 letter to the U.