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The U.S. Treasury debt has exceeded $30 trillion, what happened to Tesla? What do you think?

The U.S. Treasury debt has exceeded $30 trillion, what happened to Tesla? What do you think?

What happened?

The incident also started with the original Holzhausen providing an update on the Roadster plans in the Spike Car Radio Podcast: in the update is really quite amazing news:

Holzhausen said that with the "continuous improvement" of all parts, the new roadster "will become an amazing and exciting "flying machine" equipped with a Space Exploration Technologies (Space Transport Company of the United States) suite" package.

The U.S. Treasury debt has exceeded $30 trillion, what happened to Tesla? What do you think?

Three-motor powertrain

The Plaid platform is a three-motor powertrain introduced in newer models S and X models.

The report Tesla-2.95 percent coach quoted the electric car maker's chief designer (Franz von Holzhausen) as saying on Wednesday that the company is still "frantically" working out plans to launch an electric super-convertible sports car. Under the designer Holzhausen's groundbreaking and fierce publicity, the things that made Musk collapse followed,

What happened again?

Big reason: Musk has previously said that the roadster, which has not yet gone into production, will be equipped with air-cooled thrusters, similar to those used in the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. Thrusters can help a roadster time at 0-60 miles per hour in 1.1 seconds.

The U.S. Treasury debt has exceeded $30 trillion, what happened to Tesla? What do you think?

Super crazy supply chain shortage

Due to a "super-crazy supply chain shortage," the entrepreneur last year delayed the delivery schedule for the roadster by at least a year until 2023.

Tesla first announced plans for a new version of the roadster in 2017, and like the designers mentioned above, it seems to be like a rocket, touting it as the world's fastest car, with a top speed of at least 250 miles per hour and a full charge of more than 620 miles.

After the post was posted at the time, Tesla prices: Closed up 1% on Wednesday to $932 per share.

The U.S. Treasury debt has exceeded $30 trillion, what happened to Tesla? What do you think?

Started planning for his tax and treasury issues

I use the news of the American media to let everyone understand why Musk is so strongly opposed, why he is attacking the PRESIDENT.

The U.S. Treasury debt has exceeded $30 trillion, what happened to Tesla? What do you think?

Original: Washington Post reporter Christian Davenport press release

As shown in the picture above, According to a press release issued by Washington Post reporter Christian Davenport, "Musk paid up to $50 billion in taxes in the first five years", "equivalent to the cost of a Mars space mission".

Then, as the press release indicates, Musk replied,

Musk responded to Davenport on Twitter: "According to their own estimates, this tax represents only 10% of the $3.5 trillion bill of spending." Where will the remaining 90% come from? The answer is you. ”

The U.S. Treasury debt has exceeded $30 trillion, what happened to Tesla? What do you think?

Musk posted, as shown in the original press release

As shown in the press release above, Musk said "you" refers to ordinary citizens like the reporter who posted the article, which means that the Biden administration has levied high taxes from various American companies and "rich people" to make up for the gap in the national debt, and the rest is borne by the American people, as the American people must oppose this practice, to bear the taxes or national debt of the rich, but Musk said:

The U.S. Treasury debt has exceeded $30 trillion, what happened to Tesla? What do you think?

Musk said in the post that his asset is to take humanity to the cost of the idea of taking humans to the universe to live

As shown in the figure above, he was not satisfied with the levy bill:

The U.S. Treasury debt has exceeded $30 trillion, what happened to Tesla? What do you think?

Musk went on to link to USDebtClock.org

Musk then simultaneously declared: "The U.S. Treasury debt is about $28,900 billion or about $229,000 per taxpayer." Even a tax on all "billionaires" at 100% will only have a small impact on this number, so it is clear that the rest must come from the public. This is basic math. Spending is the real problem. ”

Musk added, "In 2000, the U.S. federal debt/GDP was 56 percent, now it's 126 percent, and it's climbing fast." ”

Elon Musk, TESLA's 2.95 percent chief executive, said the real U.S. Treasury debt was almost three times the size of the economy, at $60 trillion, and "some concessions must be made." And sarcastically, President Joe Biden plans to bet $30 trillion on professional U.S. soccer team Cincinnati Bangladesh to eliminate the U.S. national debt.

The U.S. Treasury debt has exceeded $30 trillion, what happened to Tesla? What do you think?

The real national debt, including the right to have no money, is at least $60 trillion — about three times the size of the entire U.S. economy

Musk's translation reads: Real treasuries, including the right to not have money, are at least $60 trillion — about three times the size of the entire U.S. economy. Some things have to be given.

- Elon Musk (@elonmusk) February 11, 2022

Why it matters: Last year, Musk expressed dissatisfaction with the Biden administration's tax proposals.

Responding to a tweet by Washington Post reporter Christian Davenport, Musk said a 100 percent tax on all would only have a "small impact" on U.S. Treasuries, and the rest would obviously have to come from the public.

This tax proposal will affect the 700 richest taxpayers in the United States. According to the Bloomberg Index, Musk's net worth is $234 billion. The original text is as follows:

The U.S. Treasury debt has exceeded $30 trillion, what happened to Tesla? What do you think?

Bloomberg reporter interviewed Musk

Musk said in January: "Biden is a human 'wet [sock] puppet' — apparently annoyed after the U.S. president failed to acknowledge Tesla's role in U.S. electrification efforts. ”

After this series of operations, Tesla's price trend today:

Tesla shares closed down nearly 3 percent in regular trading on Thursday.

To $904.55, it fell a further 0.4 percent to $904.55 in after-hours trading

The U.S. Treasury debt has exceeded $30 trillion, what happened to Tesla? What do you think?

Also: According to CNEVpost, Xiaopeng Motors +0.05% received a large amount of money on the first day of incorporating the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect program connecting Hong Kong stock markets and Chinese mainland investors.

Approximately US$98.5 million (HK$765 million) of turnover inflows from Chinese mainland investors were obtained through the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect mechanism.

The development became the eighth most traded stock on the Hong Kong Stock Connect on Thursday and the largest net buying by mainland investors on the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect.

One of Tesla's largest continental competitors at this stage:

China:

There is a Sdvan stock-linked mechanism designed to allow investors in Hong Kong and Chinese mainland to buy shares from other regions.

Guangzhou, China-based Xiaopeng Motors is seen as a competitor to Global Electric Vehicle Leader Tesla

United States:

Xiaopeng enjoys dual-master listing status; it was listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on July 7 last year and began trading on the New York Stock Exchange in August 2020.

Price action: Xiaopeng shares closed up 9.6 percent on Wednesday to $40.7 per share. The stock has fallen 19 percent so far this year.

This article is edited by Wu Xiaoyuan

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