Elon Musk: "General Motors Is Mine Now!” The Ramos Arizpe facility in northern Mexico will produce the 2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV, according to GM's announcement on Monday.By the end of 2023, the vehicle will be prepared for sale in Mexico, according to a press statement from GM.GM has been contacted by The Post for comment.Teslas are the most made-in-USA automobiles, according to Musk, who was unceremoniously shunned by President Biden when he didn't invite the Tesla CEO to an electric vehicle summit at the White House last year. Both Detroit behemoths use union employees, while Musk's company does not. The richest man in the world, whose fortune is estimated to be worth $223 billion, has long been an opponent of unions.Tesla produces its automobiles at four completely functional facilities: one in Fremont, California; a recently constructed "gigafactory" in Austin; another sizable plant in Shanghai; and a just opened one in Berlin. While Musk bragged about the fact that his firm has manufacturing operations in the US, Bloomberg News reported that Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Limited (CATL), a significant supplier of Tesla's battery cell technology, is looking into building locations in Mexico. Biden's support of GM and his photo ops with its CEO, Mary Barra, stoked rumours that he was deliberately snubbing Musk, who has been a regular target of the president's criticism.Earlier last month, after the president stumbled while reading a speech from a teleprompter, Musk mockingly referred to Biden as "Anchorman," telling him to "repeat the line." 📺 Watch the entire video for more information! #elonmusk #tesla #spacex