After his previous compensation package was deemed invalid, Tesla has granted Elon Musk a new one, aiming to retain their CEO as the company navigates a critical juncture.
Tesla has been ordered to pay $243 million to the victims of a 2019 accident where a Model S traveling at 60 mph in autopilot mode struck and killed a pedestrian.
Tesla is forecast to lose over USD 1 billion in carbon credit revenue, as President Trump's Omnibus Budget Bill of 2025 eliminates penalties for vehicles exceeding fuel consumption limits.