Elon Musk is sticking with his threat to move Tesla headquarters to another state. “There’s no question that our headquarters will remain in California for the short term. Long term, we’ll have to wait and see.”
Despite winning a standoff with local health officials over reopening his factory, Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk is sticking with his threat to move company headquarters to another state.
“There’s no question that our headquarters will remain in California for the short term,” he said in a recent interview with Automotive News. “Long term, we’ll have to wait and see.” He didn’t specify what he meant by short term and long term, or what might eventually prompt such a move.first came in a May 9 tweet, after Alameda County officials ordered him not to reopen Tesla’s Fremont assembly plant until COVID-19 closure restrictions were lifted. The county had agreed to a May 18 reopen date, not soon enough for Musk.Musk tweeted he’d move the company’s headquarters out of California for Texas or Nevada “immediately” if county health officials did not relent.
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