Tesla now has its very own lane at the U.S.-Mexico border for some reason

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Musk's electric car company has struck a deal with the "pro-business" state of Nuevo Len, Mexico, which has provided it and its suppliers with an exclusive use driving lane.

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Ivn Rivas said in an interview that it was a simple incentive. We want a crossing that is quicker and easier to navigate. It is possible that there will be a lane for other companies in the future.

Rivas was not involved in the negotiations of the deal and was unable to give any more information about it.

The Mexican state has a border with the U.S.. During the area's busiest rush hours, the average wait time for a commercial truck is 20 minutes. expedited access between the two countries is provided by the deal

In Nuevo Len, there are six suppliers ofTesla. Taiwanese companies En Flex Corp. and Quanta Computer are included. Faurecia SE and Friedrichshafen AG are both located in the state.

The deal was struck afterTesla moved its headquarters.

If you drive along the U.S. border in Mexico, be on the lookout for a sign that says "TESLA." Do not drive in that lane. It's only for Musk and his team.