Elon Musk dances his heart out at Tesla’s factory opening in Germany. The Internet is smitten

Anything he does, or says is bound to create ripples on the Internet. It is not often that we see the richest man in the world break into a dance. Tesla boss Elon Musk surprised the Internet by displaying his dance skills at the opening of Tesla’s first manufacturing facility in Europe.

Musk was at the Tesla Gigafactory in Gruenheide, Germany overseeing the delivery of Tesla’s first German-made cars to its 30 clients. This marks the US automaker's debut in the European auto landscape since its launch two years ago.

A super-energetic Musk was seen grooving with many cheering and clapping for the American billionaire. The 50-year-old SpaceX chief said that it was another step in the direction of a sustainable future. “This is a great day for the factory," Musk was quoted as saying by Reuters.


The gleeful billionaire not only danced but also interacted and joked with many who were present at the venue. Tesla had rolled out 30 Model Ys from its first plant in Germany. The billionaire who had promised to dance just the way he did when Tesla opened its Shanghai factory charmed both onlookers and netizens. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz was also part of the celebrations.Tesla had to wade through several hurdles to get the necessary permissions to kickstart its operations at the Gruenheide factory. However, considering the challenges of the past, Musk’s optimism and joy at the event was palpable. The factory was to start production sometime last year, however, owing to numerous delays and severe opposition from critics slowed the process.

Regardless of the delays, 2022 seems to be promising for Tesla as the brand got its final environmental clearance earlier this month. The billionaire took to Twitter to express his gratitude to Germany.
Musk was in the news earlier this month after he openly challenged Russian President Vladimir Putin for a ‘single combat’ with Ukraine as the prize. The SpaceX chief has been vocal about his support for Ukraine ever since the war broke out on February 24.