Cybertruck owner attempts to trade vehicle after facing relentless harassment: 'My wife and kids don't deserve this'
Key Points:
- Kumait Jaroje, a Tesla Cybertruck owner in Worcester, Massachusetts, and his family have faced ongoing harassment, including offensive gestures, yelling, and vandalism with a Nazi sticker, leading to fear and distress within the family.
- Jaroje attempted to trade in his Cybertruck with Tesla due to the harassment, but the company refused to accept the trade-in.
- Such harassment and stigma can discourage adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), which are important for reducing reliance on polluting fossil fuels and lowering greenhouse gas emissions.
- Despite concerns about battery production pollution, research shows that mining for low-carbon technologies is significantly less environmentally damaging than the extraction of coal, oil, and gas.
- Public education on the environmental











