Musk's anagram satire on Tesla has once again been ignored by the US official

Recently, Musk is also feeling helpless, knowing that Tesla is the leader of electric vehicles in the United States, the highest sales of electric vehicles in the world, but the official department is reluctant to take the initiative to mention such a fact.

GM reportedly announced this week that it plans to invest nearly $7 billion in Michigan to advance electric vehicle production.

U.S. President Joe Biden shared a video of GM CEO Mary Bara announcing the news, saying he was pleased to hear Barbara's announcement and saying that companies like GM and Ford are producing more electric cars in the U.S. than ever before.

That caught Musk's attention, who left a message under Biden's tweet trying to remind him of who the real leaders in the electric car industry are.

Musk came up with an anagram: "Start with T, end with A, and ESL in the middle." ”

Musk's reply received a lot of attention, and many people also left a message for Biden, criticizing him for ignoring Tesla and over-touting the role of companies such as General Motors and Ford.

In addition, what makes Musk "shiver" even more is that some time ago, Biden invited General Motors CEO Mary Bora, Ford CEO Jim Farley and other business leaders to meet at the White House.

Discussions were held on the Biden administration's "Rebuilding The Good" budget bill, worth a whopping $1.75 trillion. Under the massive budget bill, the federal tax exemption for union-produced electric vehicles would rise from $7,500 to $12,500 per car.

Tesla doesn't have unions, so it's not included in the tax breakups. The good news is that the bill stipulates that General Motors and Tesla will be eligible to continue to enjoy the existing tax exemptions after reaching the sales quota of 200,000 electric vehicles. It's a little less, but it's better than nothing.