Tesla is having trouble attracting new customers despite offering lifelong free charging and zero interest loans.

Elon Musk's company is doing all in its power to keep and draw in new consumers as Tesla sales show a sharp decline on a global scale. The benefits that the largest car firm in the world by market capitalization offers differ based on the model, according to a research in Autoblog.

These benefits come as owners are decorating their cars with stickers that read, "I bought this before we knew Elon was crazy," celebrities are giving up their EVs in protest of Tesla CEO Elon Musk's involvement with the US government, and some have even been burning cars on Tesla lots or starting fires in dealerships.

Tesla is having trouble selling its Cybertruck inventory, which Musk introduced with great fanfare. Tesla is providing a 1.99% interest rate on loans for Cybertrucks financed through Tesla in an effort to draw in customers.