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Tesla Said to Consider Selling China Operations Before Potential SpaceX Merger

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Tesla is reportedly weighing the possibility of selling its China business, according to new reports. The consideration comes in the context of a potential future merger with SpaceX. Tesla had previously made preparations for such a scenario in the event that China were to invade Taiwan. The reports suggest the company is thinking ahead about geopolitical risks that could affect its significant Chinese operations.

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