Trump Keeps Tesla Amid Musk Feud, Plans Move From White House

President Donald Trump has removed his red Tesla Model S from its usual parking spot at the White House amid a public feud with Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, SpaceX, and X. Despite the tension and Musk's critical comments on Trump's tax and spending bill, Trump confirmed he plans to keep the Tesla but might move it to another location, joking that he has many properties and is unsure where to place it. Trump also assured that the Starlink satellite internet service, provided by Musk's SpaceX and installed at the White House, will remain in use due to its reliability. The dispute escalated after Musk publicly criticized Trump’s legislation and even suggested impeachment, prompting Trump to threaten serious consequences if Musk supports Democrats. Although Musk has deleted some of his more inflammatory posts, the rift remains, leaving uncertainty about the future of the Tesla and the relationship between the two men. Trump has indicated no intention to fully sever ties and expressed openness if Musk attempts reconciliation.