Obscure yet powerful artistic expressions mocking Musk have emerged across London and Europe, reflecting a growing sentiment against his leadership.
Satirical Art Targets Elon Musk Amidst Political Unrest in Europe

Satirical Art Targets Elon Musk Amidst Political Unrest in Europe
Elon Musk finds himself the subject of creative backlash in Britain, as political satire takes on a new form.
The recent months have seen a surge in satirical posters and advertisements across London, all focusing on the world’s richest man, Elon Musk. One particularly striking piece shows Musk triumphantly emerging from the roof of a Tesla, hand raised in a salute with the caption, “Goes from 0 to 1939 in 3 seconds,” labeling it “The Swasticar.” Another parody features Musk and former President Trump alongside a red Tesla, cheekily proclaiming, “Now With White Power Steering.”
In North London, a faux movie billboard captures attention with the title, “The Fast and the Führer,” showcasing Musk saluting in front of a Tesla bearing a DOGE license plate, mocking his affiliation with a controversial federal agency. Warning labels from the group calling themselves Everyone Hates Elon accompany these posters, advising the public against supporting Musk’s endeavors.
The backlash against Musk is not limited to the United Kingdom; protests and vandalism have sparked in Europe as well. Many critiques take on a satirical nature, reminiscent of the historical tradition of politically charged humor in Britain, which has been present since the 18th century. For instance, just outside Berlin, the Center for Political Beauty projected “Heil Tesla” onto the façade of a Tesla factory, recounting Musk’s controversial political affiliations.
In Italy, street art has taken satire a step further, depicting Musk removing a mask to reveal Adolf Hitler’s face underneath, emblazoned with the phrase “Elon Mask.” These artistic expressions serve not only as forms of protest but also as community reflections on the political climate surrounding Musk's business ventures.
As artistic outcry continues across the continent, it becomes clear that Musk has entered into a new chapter of public perception—a whirlwind of satire that challenges the powerful through creativity and humor.