Tesla's board of directors has designed a 10-year compensation package worth up to $1 trillion for CEO Elon Musk, pending approval by shareholders at the November 6th general meeting. If Tesla achieves a market capitalization of $8.5 trillion (approximately 8 times its current value) within the next decade, along with operational goals including cumulative delivery of 20 million vehicles, 10 million FSD subscriptions, commercialization of 1 million robots, and 1 million autonomous taxis, Musk will receive 423 million Tesla shares (12% of the company), with a potential value of approximately $975 billion based on current stock prices. The plan requires synchronized achievement of profitability or sales targets for each market capitalization milestone, and Musk must commit to serving at least 7.5 years. If approved, his stake could reach up to 25%, but he must wait 7.5 years before gradual cash-out. With Musk's current net worth around $374 billion, his potential to become the first trillionaire hinges on Tesla's long-term profitability in AI, robotics, and capital market confidence.