Musk departs Trump White House: What’s next for Tesla?

The CEO of Tesla El Musk announced on Wednesday that his time with the Trump administration as a private government employee has ended, and he will allow him to leave his attention to his attention on the electric car maker.

Musk wrote in a post about X that he appreciates the opportunity to establish the Ministry of Governmental efficiency (DOGE) in his role as a private government employee, who was limited to 130 days under the law.

His departure from the White House is Trump as a welcome development for investors in his various companies, including Tesla, who faced a reaction against political activity to keep you amid the slow request of consumers on EVS last year.

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Dan Eve, Managing Director and Head of World Technology Research at Wedbush Securities, wrote in a memo for investors that Musk leaves the White House is “Tesla share ears with Musk now focusing on Tesla and self -vision forward.”

Evis said that regardless of being the “scheduled time” that Musk will finish his work with the administration, the billionaire businessman “criticizes the Trump spending bill and definitions,” and therefore this step was not surprising.

He said that the concentration of Tesla on independent vehicles and robots supported by artificial intelligence (AI) will lead the company’s future and that “brand damage and black cloud” on Tesla associated with political confusion in the rear vision mirror.

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“We believe that Tesla is still the most artificial intelligence plays on the market today. Rome has not been built in one day … Tesla was not an independent strategic vision and robots,” Evis wrote.

Dan Evez, Managing Director of World Technology Research at Wedbush Securities, said that Tesla’s focus on independent vehicles and artificial intelligence robots will push the company’s future. (Costfoto / Nurphoto via Getty Images / Getty Images)

“There will be many setbacks … but given its unparalleled range and scope in the world, we believe that Tesla has the opportunity to own the independent market and license the road to its technology for other players in the United States and around the world.”

Musk’s departure coincided with a renewed invitation of shareholders to focus on his duties in Tesla.

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Elon Musk served as a White House adviser and Doug leader. (Win McNamee / Getty Images / Getty Images)

A group of Tesla shareholders, including the treasury secretary and retirement managers, sent a message on Wednesday to Robyn Denholm, Chairman of the Board of Directors, and urged the board of directors to spend at least 40 hours a week in Tesla.

The message said, “The external Musk efforts seem to have transformed his time and interest from the Tesla Operations Department actively, as any other CEO of Tadawul publicly is expected to do.”

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They asked any new compensation plan for Musk, “It must include an obligation to spend at least 40 hours a week to manage the company.”

The letter added that “Tesla deserves the CEO who is in line with his time and interest with the size of the responsibilities offered – especially in light of the challenges of modern performance, strategic doubts, and the advanced competitive landscape of the company.”

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They also asked to adopt Tesla and revealed a plan that attaches the CEO, as well as the appointment of “at least one independent director, with no personal relationships for other members of the Board of Directors.”