Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk felt he ‘should’ have tested positive for the Covid-19 virus but did not show any major symptoms.
Through his personal Twitter, Musk stated that he should have tested positive for the Covid-19 virus ‘again’ but so far no symptoms have been felt.
Musk added that he was 'most likely' to have a moderate case of Covid-19 besides also questioning the accuracy of the Covid-19 virus screening test.
However, he did not state whether the results were from the polymerase chain reaction test, where it was more accurate than the rapid kit test.
It is believed Musk may have contracted the virus in Germany during the delivery of a Tesla Model Y car at the Gruenhide plant in the country last week.
For the record, this is not the first time Musk has been infected with the virus, which he was once infected with in November 2020.
Moreover, he also once questioned the accuracy of the Covid-19 test in 2020 after claiming that the results showed him positive 2 times and negative 2 times on the same day.
A comment by Musk on March 6, 2020 once described the coronavirus panic as 'stupid'.
Musk, despite supporting the adoption of the Covid-19 vaccination, also openly criticized the United States (US) vaccination mandate and stated the deaths recorded involving the case were ‘excessive’.
Meanwhile, Tesla's factory in Shanghai has been ordered to close due to the increase in Covid-19 cases and the implementation of phased restrictions in the city.
