Core Insights - Tesla shareholders have approved Elon Musk's high compensation plan with a 75% majority vote, supporting his vision to transform Tesla into an AI and robotics manufacturer [3] - Musk is projected to potentially earn nearly $878 billion from Tesla stock over the next decade, contingent upon the company's market value growth and operational stability [3] - The compensation plan includes performance targets that must be met before Musk can receive stock, and he is restricted from selling any Tesla shares for seven and a half years [3] Company Goals - Musk's targets for the next ten years include delivering 20 million Tesla vehicles, deploying 1 million Robotaxis, selling 1 million robots, and achieving core profits of $400 billion, with a requirement for Tesla's stock value to rise concurrently [5] - The challenges associated with these goals are significant, particularly in the AI robotics sector, as highlighted by the recent attention on Xpeng Motors' female robot [5] Autonomous Driving Development - Musk provided updates on Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology in the Chinese market, indicating that it has only received "partial approval" and is not yet fully operational [7] - He anticipates that full approval from Chinese authorities for the FSD technology will be granted around February to March 2026, allowing for a complete user experience of the autonomous driving features [7]