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Elon Musk reportedly said last year he no longer wanted to be Tesla CEO but worried no one could replace him or his vision for the company

The Investment News Team
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Elon Musk reportedly considered taking a step back from helming Tesla last year amid a tumultuous period for the company. 

Tesla did not respond to Fortune’s request for comment.

In early 2024—the same time Musk was reportedly considering departing from his CEO role—analysts suggested Tesla replace its founding executive as a means of correcting the company’s course.

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