Tesla has publicly denied that the American car maker was looking to replace Elon Musk as CEO, saying that his board of directors was “very confident” that Mr. Musk’s ability to lead the company to the future.
Refute Wall Street MagazineThe auto industry was published on the social networking site X – which was bought by Mr. Musk in 2022 – that the news was “completely wrong.”
Mr. Musk was also published on X that the report was “distorting a reputation in the press.”
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Wall Street Magazine After the last Tesla stock prices and the slow sales – Carmaker “open search” for the new CEO.
He also pointed to the role of Musk in the administration of US President Donald Trump – because of its end on May 30, 2025 – also witnessed investors demanding a new executive director, saying that Musk had neglected the car maker while they were in the white hours.
The car maker categorically denied to search for the new CEO to replace Mr. Musk, who has been in this role since 2008.
“There was a media report wrongly that the Tesla Council had contacted employment companies to start the company’s CEO,” Books on x.
“This is completely wrong (it has been connected to the media before the report was published).
“Tesla CEO is Elon Musk and the Council is very confident in his ability to continue implementing the upcoming exciting growth plan.”
Earlier today, there was a media report wrongly that the Tesla Council had contacted employment companies to start the company’s CEO.
This is absolutely wrong (it has been connected to the media before the report was published).
CEO of Tesla …
Tesla May 1, 2025
Mr. Musk took on social media to criticize Wall Street Magazine a report.
“It is a very bad violation of ethics that WSJ will deliberately publish a false article and fail to include an unambiguous denial by the Board of Directors of Tesla,” as Mr. Musk published.
“Not all WSJ stories are fake, but they are almost all of them and are misleading.”
It is a very bad breach of morals Wsj You will deliberately publish a false article and fail to include an unambiguous denial by Tesla Board! https://t.co/9XDYPLGG3C
Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 1, 2025
The latest Tesla profit call said that the 66 percent decrease in the operating income over the first three months of 2025, with the total number of new delivery operations for vehicles by 13 percent.
It also witnessed a record number of Tesla merchants registered in the United States.
In the first three months of 2025, Tesla Australia sales decreased by 59.6 percent compared to the same period in 2024, however, the Y model is still the best -selling electric vehicle in local galleries.