Tesla is facing lawsuits from six women accusing the business of “rampant” sexual harassment at its Fremont, California, suited. In separate suits filed on Tuesday, six current and weak Tesla employees alleged they regularly faced catcalling, inappropriate moving, sexual comments and other harassment by colleagues and supervisors.

The new activities, which were earlier reported by The Washington Post, come when a Tesla worker in November filed a lawsuit alleging she was subjected to sexual harassment at the Fremont factory. 

“Tesla has provided to take sexual harassment seriously, from the top of the business down,” said attorney David Lowe, a partner at Rudy Exelrod Zieff & Lowe who represents the women, in a release. “Elon Musk tweeting a lewd comment approximately women’s bodies or a taunt toward employees who narrate misconduct reflects an attitude at the top that enables the pattern of pervasive sexual harassment and retaliation at the sorrowful of these cases.”

Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, on Tuesday also faced accusations from a outmoded SpaceX engineer of fostering a culture of misogyny and abuse at the position company. The former employee said SpaceX ignored multiple incidents of alleged sexual harassment.

The new behaviors were filed in California Superior Court in Alameda County. Five of the employees work or worked at Tesla’s Fremont trustworthy and one worked in service centers throughout Southern California.

Tesla doesn’t treatment a public relations department to field requests for comment.