Elon Musk has firmly rejected the idea of merging Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) with his artificial intelligence venture, xAI. The billionaire entrepreneur gave a blunt “No” in response to a user on X (formerly Twitter) who asked if the two companies might join forces.
The clarification follows Musk’s recent disclosure that he intends to seek approval from Tesla shareholders for a potential investment in xAI. The move signals Musk’s preference for a strategic financial partnership rather than a full-scale merger between the two firms.
By keeping the companies operationally separate, Musk appears to be emphasizing collaboration without consolidation, with the final direction hinging on how shareholders vote.
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