Elon Musk says Apple refused to buy Tesla, didn't even accept a meeting.

Elon Musk said he wanted to sell Tesla to Apple during the darkest “of model 3” but that executive director Tim Cook “even rejected”.

A Musk reaction comes after Apple is said to have “resurrected” her desire to make and sell an electric vehicle, an autonomous.

He noted that Tesla was worth about a tenth of what it is now, while the electricity company closes an extraordinary year where a meteoric stock price turned it into the most valuable automaker on the planet.

Of course, in 2017 Tesla was still spending a lot of money and had not yet produced an electric vehicle with high volume.

Musk said earlier that Tesla was very close to collapse in 2017 as he led all of the company's resources towards increasing production of Model 3.

Tesla has survived after all, and since then has continued to release SUV Model Y and proclaim new vehicles like Cyberbruck.

But as The Verge writes, Apple did not immediately respond to the demand for comment.

Otherwise Tesla and Apple have exchanged too much “shaque” over the last decade.

When rumours of a <x0m>mac Apple” appeared for the first time in 2015, Musk also found room for “iron”.

Musk said at the time that an electric car was “the other logical thing” for Cook and Apple to do.

It's good Apple is moving and investing in this direction. But cars are very complex compared with phones or smart clocks”, Musk was quoted as saying.