Elon Musk wants to merge Tesla and SpaceX into a $3.5 trillion tech giant. Here’s what could go wrong
AI · First reported 26 Oct, 12:38 · Updated 22:04

Elon Musk publicly backed a possible Tesla–SpaceX merger, which the article says could create a company valued at about $3.5 trillion. No formal agreement has been announced, and any deal would face regulatory and shareholder scrutiny.
- Musk said on Tuesday that he sees merit in combining Tesla and SpaceX, citing potential collaboration in AI software, chips, robotics and orbital infrastructure.
- A combined company would bring together Tesla’s electric vehicles, batteries and robots with SpaceX’s rockets and Starlink service; the article estimates its value at about $3.5 trillion.
- The article says no formal merger agreement has been announced and identifies potential regulatory, national-security, shareholder and conflict-of-interest concerns.
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