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Tesla CEO Elon Musk used the closing moments of the company’s quarterly earnings call to rally investor support for his proposed $1 trillion compensation plan, while sharply criticizing proxy advisory firms that have advised against it, according to an exclusive report by Bloomberg.

Following an otherwise routine discussion about Tesla’s artificial intelligence initiatives, humanoid robot “Optimus,” and the upcoming robotaxi service, Musk shifted tone. “There needs to be enough voting control to ensure strong influence—but not so much that I can’t be fired if I go insane,” he said, underscoring his desire for shareholder backing ahead of a crucial vote scheduled for November 6 in Austin.

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