There's more fallout in the beef between President Trump and Elon Musk. Earlier this week, Trump and Musk began publicly beefing when the Tesla CEO

Separately, White House aides, after working to persuade the president to temper his public criticism of Musk to avoid escalation, scheduled a call Friday with the billionaire CEO of Tesla to broker a peace.

After playing influencer-in-chief and hosting a car show in the South Lawn of the White House for the brand in March, Donald Trump is considering getting rid of his red Tesla, a day after his public spat with his close adviser and Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

A symbol of the alliance between Trump and Musk, the red Tesla that the president bought in March could soon disappear from the White House parking lot where it was still parked as of Friday morning.

Elon Musk’s bitter falling-out with President Trump could be costly for Tesla. As long as he is persona non grata in the Trump administration, Mr. Musk, the chief executive of Tesla, will struggle to persuade Republicans not to gut climate policies worth billions of dollars to the electric car and battery company.