Tesla shareholders approve US$1 trillion pay deal for CEO Elon Musk

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Tesla shareholders have agreed to hit ‘Ludicrous Mode’ for Elon Musk’s pay deal, with the outspoken CEO set to earn as much as US$1 trillion (A$1.54 trillion) if sure targets are achieved.

Based on Tesla, the US$1 trillion compensation package deal was accepted by over 75 per cent of the vote. Mr Musk, who owns round 15 per cent of Tesla’s inventory, was allowed to vote on the pay deal.

Like his earlier US$56 billion (A$86 billion) incentive package deal, Mr Musk’s newest blockbuster deal can be triggered in levels when sure milestones are met over the following 10 years. These embrace having 20 million Teslas on the highway, deploying 1 million self-driving taxis, and hitting a variety of valuation targets from US$2 trillion to US$8.5 trillion.

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The sooner US$56 billion package deal is at the moment tied up within the courts after it was voided twice by a Delaware courtroom in 2024.

Previous to the vote, Tesla chairperson Robyn Denholm warned Mr Musk might stroll away from the automaker if the movement failed as he “would take it as a detrimental signal on his management”.

Along with being Tesla’s CEO, Mr Musk can also be chief govt of SpaceX and xAI, the unreal intelligence agency which now owns X, the social media platform beforehand often known as Twitter.

He has courted appreciable controversy along with his posts on X, an alleged Nazi salute throughout his speech at President Trump’s 2025 inauguration, and his time as the pinnacle of the so-called Division of Authorities Effectivity (DOGE).