Sources say Tesla is considering selling or divesting its China-related business. At the beginning of planning Tesla's business in China, Musk envisioned that China and the United States would be independent of each other, which would pave the way for the future merger of Tesla and SpaceX. In response, Tesla China responded that this was false news. Musk also responded on social media, which is fake news. According to people familiar with the matter, some Tesla executives have received relevant notifications and need to prepare for the spin-off of the China business in advance of the potential merger transaction. A team of consultants hired by Tesla has discussed a number of business separation options, including divestiture, sale or even shutdown, according to another source. Musk runs both Tesla and SpaceX. Recently, he reorganized the business structures of the two companies around artificial intelligence projects, and constantly mentioned that there is a huge space for synergy between the two sides. In a conversation with investors last week, Musk said: “It's clear that we can't discuss issues like mergers on the earnings call, and we need to follow the normative process." (Compiled by Qin Chao, Automobile House).