Tesla reports it has officially moved its headquarters close to Gigafactory Texas

  Tesla today declared that it has authoritatively moved its headquarters to a location close to Gigafactory Texas in Austin. At Tesla's 2021 shareholder’s meeting in October, Elon Musk declared that Tesla would be moving its headquarters from Palo Alto, California, to Austin, Texas. The CEO didn't expand moving at the time nor uncover the particular location, however it was expected it would be at Gigafactory Texas. Tesla followers have been contemplating whether Tesla will move its headquarters into the fundamental Gigafactory Texas building itself or into an alternate building on the site, which is a gigantic 2,000 acres of land. But the way that it's not solidly in the main building doesn't imply that it will not be situated in there, as addresses on new advancements like this one are regularly screwed up and move cleaned up over time. During the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Musk said that Tesla would leave California after he became baffled with the limitations that made it difficult for the automaker to restart production. Soon after, Tesla declared designs to fabricate a huge manufacturing plant and complex in Austin, yet the automaker's central command stayed in Palo Alto. Musk himself authoritatively moved to Texas and until the affirmation in October, there have been tales that Tesla would soon follow. Now it's authoritatively done, yet the CEO is tenacious that Tesla will likewise keep on filling in California.