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The US Attorney's office in Manhattan is also investigating Tesla's use of company funds on a secret project described internally as a house for Chief Executive Elon Musk, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Prosecutors focused on the house project were seeking information about personal benefits to Musk, as well as how much Tesla spent on the project and what it was for. I Photo: Elon Musk X
No dollar figures were disclosed regarding the probe of the house, which the newspaper said was near Austin, Texas.
The Journal reported in July that Tesla board members had investigated whether company resources were misused on the effort. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has also opened a civil probe, the Journal reported.
Prosecutors focused on the house project were seeking information about personal benefits to Musk, the world's richest man, as well as how much Tesla spent on the project and what it was for, the Journal reported.
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