According to Zhang, the police arranged a meeting between Tesla personnel and the present owners, during which the owners presented a list of requests, including an apology and compensation or other credits. He went on to say that the Tesla team had committed to answering by Tuesday.
On Saturday, other videos purporting to show Tesla owners demonstrating were also shared on Chinese social media networks.
In one video, people can be heard yelling, “Return the money, refund our vehicles,” according to Reuters, which also confirmed that it was shot inside a Tesla shop in Chengdu, a city in China’s southwest.
Another video, which looked to be shot in Beijing, showed police vehicles coming to clear people in front of a Tesla shop.
Reuters was unable to confirm the accuracy of either video.
