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Despite these examples, Leo strongly believes that removing Elon Musk might be detrimental in the long run for Tesla. He argues that Elon’s influence, expertise, and financial stake—reportedly adding up to hundreds of millions of shares worth over $100 billion—align his interests tightly with Tesla’s long-term success. Musk’s individual innovation, especially in full self-driving technology, is seen as irreplaceable by many analysts and engineers.
Leo contends that Elon Musk has significantly matured through managing multiple high-profile ventures and has assembled a team of top engineers committed to Tesla’s mission. His experience, combined with his substantial personal financial interest, makes him uniquely qualified to oversee the company's strategic direction.