Tesla may sell China business ahead of possible SpaceX merger, report says
Unconfirmed reports indicate Tesla is considering selling its China operations, potentially as a step before a merger with SpaceX. If true, the move would dramatically reshape Tesla's global footprint and the EV market in China. Neither company has confirmed the reports.
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