Tesla(US:TSLA) 大鱼聊电动·2025-10-16 03:56Legal & Governance - The core issue of the Musk's $56 billion pay package case revolves around who truly controls Tesla: shareholders or a judge [1] - Tesla's lawyers launched three key counterarguments in the Delaware Supreme Court, challenging the initial trial's decision [1] - Tesla's lawyers argue that the 2024 shareholder vote, conducted with full knowledge after the initial ruling, "purified" any prior procedural flaws [1] - The court is considering whether the finality of law or the will of shareholders as the ultimate owners of the company should take precedence [1] - The initial trial judge controversially labeled Musk a "transaction-specific controlling shareholder" despite his approximately 22% stake, triggering stricter scrutiny [1] - Tesla's lawyers argue that deeming Musk's deep involvement and collaboration with the board as evidence of "procedural flaws" is absurd [1] - The lawsuit, initiated by a shareholder with only 9 shares, has resulted in $345 million in legal fees for the plaintiff's lawyers [2] - The final ruling will define the future of American business, determining whether courts and lawyers will have increased intervention in company management, potentially weakening shareholder rights [2] Operational Performance - Tesla's stock closed at $435.15 on Wednesday, up $5.91, a 1.38% increase, with a trading volume of 71220000 shares [1] - Giga Texas has produced 500000 vehicles, with the last 100000 produced in the past six months [2] Technology & Innovation - FSD v14.1%.2 is preparing to roll out to early access users, potentially including a highly anticipated "Banish" feature [2]