The compensation plan, approved by shareholders last November, is the largest in corporate history and could increase Musk's voting power from 13.6% to 24.9%. It is divided into 12 tranches, each tied to market capitalization milestones (starting at $2 trillion and increasing to $8.5 trillion) and operational targets. Analysts note that achieving the $8.5 trillion market cap, roughly six times Tesla's current valuation, would require significant growth beyond its automotive business, particularly in robotics and robotaxi services. While the full package by the September 2035 deadline appears challenging, even completing lower milestones would benefit shareholders as the company's value grows.