Tesla’s Next Chapter: Robotaxis, Pay Packages, and the EV Company That Refuses To Sit Still
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- Tesla (TSLA) enters 2026 straddling two identities: global EV manufacturer and ambitious AI/software platform.
- Dropping basic Autopilot in North America on January 23, 2026, signals a push to monetize higher-end autonomy via Full Self-Driving (Supervised).
- A potential $1 trillion Elon Musk pay structure and heavy ETF ownership turn Tesla into both a governance flashpoint and a core index-era building block.
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