Musk says he is still committed to being Tesla CEO in 5 years' time
- Elon Musk confirmed he commits to being Tesla's CEO for the next five years during an interview at Bloomberg's Qatar Economic Forum on May 20, 2025.
- This statement followed reports by The Wall Street Journal that Tesla was seeking a new CEO amid sales slumps, protests, and a 45% stock price drop this year.
- Musk emphasized his $56 billion pay package, previously rejected by a Delaware court, was designed to secure voting control to prevent activist investor ousting rather than monetary gain.
- Tesla's chair Robyn Denholm and Musk both strongly denied the CEO replacement report, with Musk calling the article a "deliberately false article" violating ethics standards.
- Musk's recommitment comes as Tesla faces its largest delivery drop ever at 13% this year and investor concerns over his divided focus due to his work with the White House's Department of Government Efficiency.
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