Tesla is awarding CEO Elon Musk 96 million shares of restricted stock valued at approximately $29 billion, just six months after a judge ordered the company to revoke his massive pay package.

The electric vehicle maker said in a regulatory filing on Monday that Musk must first pay Tesla $23.34 per share of restricted stock that vests, which is equal to the exercise price per share of the 2018 pay package that was awarded to the company’s CEO.

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    Every now and again I’ll browse through some used Teslas, and occasionally see one that looks like a great deal.

    Even justifying it by saying “Buying a used Tesla, no money goes to Elon”, I just can’t bring myself to seriously consider owning one. It just feels icky, and I don’t want to even be remotely associated.

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      Be careful. You may suddenly need to drop 20k+ on a failing battery if you buy them used.

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        Yeah this is a huge reason I haven’t considered buying an electric car; I want to keep it for over ten years, but don’t want to deal with that huge expense.

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          Agreed, I’ve been waiting for the next leap in battery technology. Ideally solid state batteries.

          I’ll run my car into the ground while I wait.

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      He still makes money off the monthly subscription fees, especially from the idiots stupid enough to pay for FSD