Tesla's board has proposed a staggering $1 trillion pay package for CEO Elon Musk, contingent on him achieving ambitious targets over the next decade. This follows a previous $29 billion share award after his original $50 billion package was struck down by a US court.

• The pay package requires Musk to boost Tesla's value eightfold, sell one million AI robots, and sell another 12 million Tesla cars.
• Musk would receive shares in 12 tranches, tied to 12 market milestones, with the final market value target at $8.5 trillion.
• Investment analysts like Dan Coatsworth of AJ Bell have criticized the proposal, calling it "beggars belief" given Tesla's recent challenges and Musk's tarnished reputation.