reports that a filing confirms the deal or at least the interest. A commercial register document says “The shareholders intend to sell their shares in the company to Tesla International BV by means of a purchase agreement.”
Of course, all of this brings back memories of Tesla’s automated charging snake robot. At the time, the intent was that a driver could roll into their garage and that a snake-shaped robot that doubled as the charging cord itself would locate and then plug itself into the car properly. It wouldn’t need any human intervention but it’s obviously much more complicated than having the car simply sit above a wireless induction pad.