Archive · 29 May 2025
Tesla Investors Request More Hours from Elon Musk
Some big investors in Tesla want Elon Musk to spend more time working at Tesla.
They're worried because Tesla's sales are down, the stock price is falling, and the company's image is suffering.
These investors wrote a letter to the company's board, asking them to make Musk work at least 40 hours a week at Tesla and limit his other projects.
They are also concerned about Musk's political activities and other companies.
Musk has been involved in other companies, like SpaceX and xAI.
The investors are also asking for rules on how much time board members can spend on other companies.
This all comes after a court cancelled Musk's previous pay deal.
Tesla investors wrote a letter to the board expressing concerns about the company.
Investors want Musk to work at least 40 hours a week at Tesla.
Concerns include declining sales, falling stock price, and a damaged image.
Investors cite Musk's involvement in other projects as a contributing factor.
Musk has recently expressed plans to spend more time on his businesses.
- Who
- Tesla investors and Elon Musk
- What
- Investors want Musk to work more at Tesla and are expressing concerns about the company's performance.
- When
- May 2025
- Where
- Not explicitly stated
- Why
- Investors believe Musk's focus on other projects is hurting Tesla's performance.
Investors' Concerns
Elon Musk's Priorities
Musk's Time Commitment
Investors' Concerns
Musk's time is not solely dedicated to Tesla
Elon Musk's Priorities
Musk's other ventures are a distraction and negatively impacting Tesla.
Musk's Political Activities
Investors' Concerns
Musk's political activities may have a negative impact on Tesla's image
Elon Musk's Priorities
Musk's political stances have damaged the company's reputation.
- Investors' Action
- Wrote a letter to Tesla's board
- Investors' Concern
- Declining sales, falling stock price, damaged image
- Musk's Involvement
- Other companies: SpaceX, xAI; Political activities
- Demand
- Musk commit full-time, set clear rules for directors
- Shares managed
- Nearly 8 million
- Stock drop
- 12% this year