Tesla will move its corporate headquarters and future programs from California to Texas or Nevada with immediate effect, Musk tweeted on Saturday.
He also left the future of the Fremont plant in Alameda, California, with around 10,000 employees open. That will depend on how Tesla will continue to be handled there in the future.
The reason for this is the Alameda district’s refusal to reopen the San Francisco plant from last Friday. Musk had written to employees in an email that restricted operations with 30 percent of the normal workforce per shift should then be resumed.
However, Alameda’s health officials said it was not yet allowed to go back to work because restrictions to contain the Corona virus were still in place. California’s governor, Gavin Newsom, said Thursday that it would allow factories to open in the US again. However, Alameda had decided that the shutdown should continue until the end of May, with the exception of essential companies.
A district official had said on Friday that health officials had had numerous conversations with Tesla and recommended that they monitor Covid 19 infection numbers for at least a week and talk about safe ways to resume production.
Musk had repeatedly criticized the lockdown as a serious threat to US companies and as unconstitutional. He also announced on Saturday that he would sue the Alameda district.
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