Tesla Board Eyes $1T Stock Plan for Elon Musk
Tesla’s board proposes a new $1 trillion stock reward plan for Elon Musk over the next 10 years.

- Tesla board proposes massive new stock plan for Elon Musk
- The plan could reward Musk with up to $1 trillion over a decade
- Proposal will need shareholder approval before implementation
In a bold move that’s turning heads across Wall Street and Silicon Valley, Tesla’s board of directors has proposed a new compensation plan that could grant CEO Elon Musk stock worth nearly $1 trillion over the next 10 years. The plan, still pending shareholder approval, reflects Tesla’s continued belief in Musk’s long-term leadership and aggressive growth vision.
The new plan is structured similarly to Musk’s 2018 compensation package, which was based on performance milestones rather than a traditional salary. That plan helped propel Tesla into a trillion-dollar company at one point, earning Musk tens of billions in stock.
Now, Tesla’s board appears ready to double down—literally. If Musk can meet ambitious future targets, he could once again earn massive equity rewards, aligning his compensation directly with Tesla’s performance.
Performance-Based, Not Guaranteed
This proposed plan isn’t a giveaway. Like his previous package, Musk won’t receive a single dollar unless Tesla hits specific milestones. These could include hitting new market cap thresholds, revenue growth, and operational targets like vehicle deliveries or AI advancements.
This kind of high-risk, high-reward structure has proven effective for Musk in the past. It motivates him to think big, and Tesla investors—many of whom see Musk as the key driver of the company’s success—may be eager to back it again.
Still, the sheer scale of this plan—up to $1 trillion in value—raises serious questions about executive compensation, corporate governance, and shareholder dilution.
Shareholder Approval Will Decide
Before the plan can go into effect, Tesla shareholders must vote to approve it. This could prove controversial, especially given recent concerns over Musk’s focus being split between Tesla, SpaceX, X (formerly Twitter), and other ventures.
Supporters argue that no one but Musk could lead Tesla to the next phase of innovation—from full self-driving tech to robotics and energy. Critics worry the plan is excessive and could distract from more urgent challenges like production, pricing, and international competition.
All eyes will be on the upcoming shareholder meeting to see if this $1 trillion bet gets the green light.
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