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Tesla is facing controversy as key shareholders call on others to vote against Elon Musk’s proposed compensation package, potentially worth up to $1 trillion, at the company’s annual meeting on November 6. The package is performance-based: Musk would only receive payouts if Tesla reaches a market capitalization of $8.5 trillion and hits ambitious targets, including producing 1 million Optimus robots, delivering 12 million electric vehicles by 2035, and generating $400 billion in annual profits. According to Tesla’s board, the plan is designed to align Musk’s rewards directly with shareholder value if the targets aren’t met, he receives nothing.

Investor Concerns and Leadership Issues
Opposition comes from groups such as SOC Investment Group, the American Federation of Teachers, and several U.S. state treasurers. Critics argue that Musk is spread too thin across multiple companies, including SpaceX, Neuralink, Boring Company, and xAI, raising doubts about his focus on Tesla. Concerns also include the board’s lack of independence and the perception that performance criteria are vague, potentially diluting shareholder equity and weakening oversight.

Recent Performance Challenges
Tesla has struggled in 2025. Revenue fell 13% year-on-year, vehicle sales dropped 18%, operating profit plunged 52%, and net income fell 38%. European revenues declined sharply, particularly in Sweden, Belgium, and the Netherlands, and Tesla’s EV market share fell from 21.6% to 14.5%. While third-quarter deliveries increased 7% to 497,099, production overall decreased compared to the previous year.

A Pivotal Shareholder Vote
The upcoming vote is critical. Approving Musk’s package would be a strong endorsement of his leadership and vision to transform Tesla into a megacorporation. Rejecting it could strengthen oversight and support more stable long-term strategies. The outcome will indicate whether investors trust Musk enough to back a compensation plan unprecedented in corporate history.

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Note: This content is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice. Investing in cryptocurrencies or stocks carries risk and may result in financial loss.

Tesla is facing controversy as key shareholders call on others to vote against Elon Musk’s proposed compensation package, potentially worth up to $1 trillion, at the company’s annual meeting on November 6. The package is performance-based: Musk would only receive payouts if Tesla reaches a market capitalization of $8.5 trillion and hits ambitious targets, including producing 1 million Optimus robots, delivering 12 million electric vehicles by 2035, and generating $400 billion in annual profits. According to Tesla’s board, the plan is designed to align Musk’s rewards directly with shareholder value if the targets aren’t met, he receives nothing.

Investor Concerns and Leadership Issues
Opposition comes from groups such as SOC Investment Group, the American Federation of Teachers, and several U.S. state treasurers. Critics argue that Musk is spread too thin across multiple companies, including SpaceX, Neuralink, Boring Company, and xAI, raising doubts about his focus on Tesla. Concerns also include the board’s lack of independence and the perception that performance criteria are vague, potentially diluting shareholder equity and weakening oversight.

Recent Performance Challenges
Tesla has struggled in 2025. Revenue fell 13% year-on-year, vehicle sales dropped 18%, operating profit plunged 52%, and net income fell 38%. European revenues declined sharply, particularly in Sweden, Belgium, and the Netherlands, and Tesla’s EV market share fell from 21.6% to 14.5%. While third-quarter deliveries increased 7% to 497,099, production overall decreased compared to the previous year.

A Pivotal Shareholder Vote
The upcoming vote is critical. Approving Musk’s package would be a strong endorsement of his leadership and vision to transform Tesla into a megacorporation. Rejecting it could strengthen oversight and support more stable long-term strategies. The outcome will indicate whether investors trust Musk enough to back a compensation plan unprecedented in corporate history.

#ElonMusk #Tesla #stockmarket #Innovation #TechNews

Note: This content is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice. Investing in cryptocurrencies or stocks carries risk and may result in financial loss.