Tesla and SpaceX are discussing a combination across electric vehicles, aerospace, AI and robotics that could have an estimated combined market value of about $3.4 trillion, while ownership and regulatory questions remain open.
Bloomberg previously reported that discussions had reached issues of ownership and oversight, as EconoTimes’ earlier coverage described. Its cited figures put Tesla’s market capitalization at about $1.5 trillion and SpaceX’s valuation above $1.9 trillion after SpaceX’s June initial public offering. The sum is an estimate using two different measures, not a merger price set by the companies.
If completed, the deal would put more than 30,000 BTC within the combined company. Tesla’s activities include electric vehicles and energy storage; SpaceX’s include rocket launches and satellite links. The talks also encompass AI and robotics, priorities Elon Musk has pursued across both companies.
The companies have yet to announce a merger agreement or disclose its terms. December is one possible time for an announcement, but no date has been confirmed.
