California man makes crucial mistake while giving Nazi salutes from window of Tesla Cybertruck

A California man was caught red-handed giving a Nazi salute from a Tesla Cybertruck - but his identity was immediately revealed as his company and phone number was branded on the side of the vehicle. 

In a now-viral video posted to Reddit, Marco Diaz was captured on camera repeatedly motioning the Sieg Heil salute and yelling at pedestrians while sitting in the front seat of a Tesla. 

The car appeared to be a company vehicle and had a branding on the side that read, Cyber Electric, with a phone number underneath. 

Diaz owns the electrical contracting company in Modesto, California, just outside of San Francisco. 

Social media users were quick to connect the dots and identify Diaz as the man from the Tesla. 

Hes seen in the video with two other passengers who have yet to be identified. Its unclear what led to the altercation between the three in the Tesla and the pedestrians.

The clip begins with someone uttering a homophobic slur before Diaz makes the salute. 

The video captured inaudible remarks, but one of the pedestrians seemingly asked if the men in the Tesla were going to the Kylie Minogue concert. 

Marco Diaz, the owner of an electrical contracting company near San Francisco, California was captured on video repeatedly giving the Nazi salute 

Diaz issued an apology video on his companys website and his YouTube channel after the clip went viral online and social media users identified him 

Diaz was in a branded Tesla Cybertruck with his company name and phone number written on the side of the car during the altercation 

Diaz is then heard slurring his words and declaring that they work for the government.

Work for the government?! Bye girl, the individual capturing the video responded before the Tesla sped off. 

Keen social media users spotted the branding on the side of the car and flooded Cyber Electrics reviews on Yelp and Google, slamming Diazs hateful actions. 

The increased attention prompted Yelp to restrict reviews, and the companys profile has a pop-up warning users of unusual activity. 

This business recently received increased public attention, which often means people come to this page to post their views on the news rather than actual consumer experiences with the business, the pop-up read in part. 

Yelp has temporarily disabled the comments on Cyber Electrics page, and the company has seemingly deleted its social media accounts. 

The company confirmed in a statement to SF Gate that the businesss account was disabled and didnt provide a date for when restrictions would be lifted. 

The video has since made the rounds on social media, with many condemning Diazs actions, writing, So weird, I’ve been drunk plenty of times but I’ve never accidentally repeatedly done the Nazi salute..

Social media users were quick to identify Diaz due to his company branding and flooded Cyber Electrics Yelp and Google reviews slamming him for the egregious behavior 

Love the nervous side glance at the light to see if it’s turned once he knows he’s being recorded. Almost like they know it’s wrong and are choosing to be scum anyways, another said in a Reddit thread. 

A third simply commented, Absolutely disgusting. 

Diaz posted an apology on his YouTube channel and Cyber Electrics website after the video went viral. 

I am deeply sorry and I take full responsibility. We didnt go to San Francisco to target anyone or cause trouble. We were there to watch a Giants game and this happened on the way out, he said. 

Diaz went on to say that he was intoxicated and said he reacted foolishly to the pedestrians yelling at him. 

The Nazi salute is a symbol of hate and I regret ever using it in any way. I do not support Nazism or any form of hatred.

He added that he didnt say the homophobic slur heard in the video and blamed the individual recording him for saying it. 

Tesla CEO Elon Musk previously came under fire earlier this year for making the gesture during an Inauguration event for Donald Trump 

Diaz said he was devastated that the incident was linked to him, and he apologized to his community and his customers. 

He concluded that he was committed to learning and welcomed feedback. The comments on the video have been disabled. 

In an additional comment to SF Gate, Diaz said, I deeply regret my actions in the video. I was intoxicated and reacted foolishly to provocation, but I take full responsibility. 

The video comes after Tesla CEO Elon Musk was accused of giving the salute while speaking on stage at an Inauguration event for Donald Trump in January. 

The identities of the pedestrians who recorded the video havent been revealed. Diaz couldnt immediately be reached for an additional comment when contacted by DailyMail.com.