Anonymous wrote:


It's not to late for Tesla. Tesla has everything it needs to continue being successful without him.


I don’t know about that. Their target base was liberals with a little bit of money. The brand has become toxic. Kind of hard to believe that they didn’t see that coming.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Won’t matter for Telsa, it’s too late.

However, please fire him so that we can see his giant spoiled tantrum.

It's not to late for Tesla. Tesla has everything it needs to continue being successful without him.

I don’t know about that. Their target base was liberals with a little bit of money. The brand has become toxic. Kind of hard to believe that they didn’t see that coming.

Yeah, the brand is trash. Irredeemable. Also, we’ve learned so much more about their safety issues.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Won’t matter for Telsa, it’s too late.

However, please fire him so that we can see his giant spoiled tantrum.

It's not to late for Tesla. Tesla has everything it needs to continue being successful without him.

I don’t know about that. Their target base was liberals with a little bit of money. The brand has become toxic. Kind of hard to believe that they didn’t see that coming.

Anonymous wrote:

Won’t matter for Telsa, it’s too late.

However, please fire him so that we can see his giant spoiled tantrum.

It's not to late for Tesla. Tesla has everything it needs to continue being successful without him.

Anonymous wrote:Won’t matter for Telsa, it’s too late.

However, please fire him so that we can see his giant spoiled tantrum.

Anonymous wrote:

Won’t matter for Telsa, it’s too late.

However, please fire him so that we can see his giant spoiled tantrum.

It's not to late for Tesla. Tesla has everything it needs to continue being successful without him.

Won’t matter for Telsa, it’s too late.

However, please fire him so that we can see his giant spoiled tantrum.

About a month ago, with Tesla’s TSLA 0.19%increase; green up pointing triangle stock sinking and some investors irritated about Elon Musk’s White House focus, Tesla’s board got serious about looking for Musk’s successor.

Board members reached out to several executive search firms to work on a formal process for finding Tesla’s next chief executive, according to people familiar with the discussions.

Tensions had been mounting at the company. Sales and profits were deteriorating rapidly. Musk was spending much of his time in Washington.

Around that time, Tesla’s board met with Musk for an update. Board members told him he needed to spend more time on Tesla, according to people familiar with the meeting. And he needed to say so publicly.

Musk didn’t push back.

Tesla has been on a losing streak in the months since Musk, its visionary chief executive, began spending much of his time helping President Trump slash federal spending. Last week, after the company said its first-quarter profit had plunged 71%, Musk told investors he would soon pivot back to his job at Tesla.

“Starting next month,” he said on a conference call about earnings, “I’ll be allocating far more of my time to Tesla.”

The board narrowed its focus to a major search firm, according to the people familiar with the discussions. The current status of the succession planning couldn’t be determined. It is also unclear if Musk, himself a Tesla board member, was aware of the effort, or if his pledge to spend more time at Tesla has affected succession planning. Musk didn’t respond to requests for comment.

Tesla didn’t provide a statement before publication. Hours after this article was published, Tesla issued a denial on X. Musk also criticized the article in a post on X.

“The CEO of Tesla is Elon Musk and the Board is highly confident in his ability to continue executing on the exciting growth plan ahead,” Tesla Chair Robyn Denholm said in the statement posted on X.