2023-05-17 04:02:43
Tesla Inc. Chief Executive Elon Musk has discussed the impact of China’s attempt to rein in Taiwan in a new interview.
When Musk accepted an exclusive interview with CNBC following the 2023 annual shareholders meeting on the 16thexpress, The Sino-US confrontation is getting more and more intense, and everyone should be worried regarding this. Asked whether China would seek to control Taiwan, Musk replied, “Unifying Taiwan is official Chinese policy and does not require additional interpretation.”
Asked whether China’s control of Taiwan is not good for Tesla, Musk said, “China’s economy is like Siamese twins with the world, but now it has to be separated from each other. This is the seriousness of the problem.” “Compared with Tesla, this kind of It’s worse for other companies. I’m not sure where you can get an iPhone, for example.”
Musk pointed out that Tesla’s ability to expand in China is somewhat limited, so it will produce vehicles as much as possible, and demand is not an issue. He also admitted that Tesla relies on TSMC to manufacture its processors, as does Apple Inc.
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