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Musk says he is still committed to being Tesla CEO in 5 years' time

Elon Musk confirmed on May 20, 2025, at Bloomberg's Qatar Economic Forum that he intends to remain Tesla's CEO for the next five years despite challenges.
This commitment follows internal and external pressures caused by a $56 billion pay package blocked by a Delaware court and Tesla's declining sales and stock price drops this year.
Musk explained his pay package was designed to secure control over company votes and protect against activist investors removing him, not for financial gain.
Following reports of a CEO search by Tesla and Musk stepping back from his White House role, Musk denied rumors of leaving Tesla, calling a WSJ article a "DELIBERATELY FALSE ARTICLE" in a public statement.
Tesla faces ongoing challenges including a 13% sales plunge, investor concerns about Musk’s divided focus, and intense consumer and stock-price pressures, but Musk reassures continued leadership.

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