Tesla investors are raising concerns over CEO Elon Musk’s growing political involvement, questioning his commitment to the company as he takes on a prominent advisory role in Donald Trump’s administration.

Ahead of Tesla’s upcoming earnings report, shareholders flooded the company’s investor forum with over 100 questions about Musk’s role at Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and his endorsement of far-right candidates. Many asked how much time he spends on Tesla versus his political activities.

Musk donated $270 million to Trump and Republican causes and spent weeks campaigning before Trump’s election victory. Since then, he has been frequently seen at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort, further fueling investor concerns. One of the most popular questions asks how much time Musk will dedicate to Tesla versus White House duties. Tesla has not responded to inquiries.

Musk has also waded into international politics, openly supporting Germany’s far-right AfD party before the country’s February elections. His actions have coincided with a sharp decline in Tesla’s brand value, which fell 26% last year due to consumer skepticism and Musk’s controversial public behavior.

Following Trump’s inauguration, Musk used a hand gesture that many historians and politicians identified as a Nazi salute. While Musk dismissed the reaction as a “hoax,” neo-Nazi groups praised his actions. The Anti-Defamation League condemned Musk for engaging in Nazi-themed wordplay on X, calling it “inappropriate and offensive.”

Investors are now asking whether Tesla has lost sales due to Musk’s political activities and how the company plans to address the backlash. However, Tesla is not obligated to address these concerns in its earnings call. During the third-quarter call in October, similar questions about Musk’s political ties were ignored, and Trump was never mentioned.

With Musk now deeply embedded in Trump’s White House, shareholders are left wondering how much attention he will devote to Tesla’s future.