Tesla and SpaceX share prices, and our estimate

  • TSLATesla$377.81▼ 0.75%Close, 7 Oct
  • SPCXSpaceX$167.60▼ 2.51%Close, 7 Oct
  • Our estimate$1,027,711,080,453−$23.3B since the reading of 6 Oct
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Elon Musk's net worth today

One dated figure, its source, and the companies it is made of.

Published to the nearest $1 billion.

Our daily checkpoints, built on live TSLA and SPCX prices, are what make this live calculation work.

    Elon Musk's net worth was $1.051 trillion on in the latest published estimate, rounded to the nearest $1 billion.

    About this figure

    This is the latest published estimate, shown with its date; the Sources page names who publishes it. It is not a bank balance. Calculate now replaces it with our estimate: this reading, moved by what his Tesla and SpaceX shares have done since. How that works.

    What the number is made of

    Six companies, drawn as they are owned. Pick one to see what is on the record.

    Diagram. Tesla and SpaceX orbit the figure as listed companies. xAI orbits SpaceX, and X orbits xAI. Neuralink and The Boring Company orbit further out as private companies.

    Listed, Nasdaq: TSLATesla

    A Form 4 filed in June 2026 reports 413,152,109 common shares held through his trust and 710,172,677 restricted shares held directly.

    Listed, Nasdaq: SPCXSpaceX

    Public since 12 June 2026. His stake is reported at 38%, options included.

    Owned by SpaceXxAI

    SpaceX acquired xAI in February 2026, so its value sits inside the SpaceX line and is never added a second time.

    Held through xAIX

    X merged into xAI before that deal. It reaches the figure through two parents and is counted once.

    PrivateThe Boring Company

    A tunnelling company. Published estimates count a stake here while placing the bulk of the fortune in SpaceX and Tesla.

    Sizes are not to scale. What each holding is worth, valued from his filings and summed as a range, is on Every holding, added up.

    How rich is Elon Musk?

    The answers below explain what a number like that does and does not mean.

    How much is Elon Musk worth today?

    The figure at the top of this page is the most recent Forbes estimate we have checked, shown with the date Forbes gave it and the date we read it. Calculate now swaps it for our estimate, the same reading moved by Tesla and SpaceX share prices since, and labels it as ours.

    Is net worth the same as money in the bank?

    No. Net worth is the estimated value of what someone owns, less what they owe. Most of this figure is company shares. Selling on that scale would move the price and trigger tax, and part of his Tesla holding is restricted until January 2028.

    Illustration of a figure in black armour, a parody of Elon Musk
    Parody illustration. Not Elon Musk and not his words.
    How do Tesla and SpaceX affect his wealth?

    Both are listed, so the value of his shares moves with each share price during market hours. A company's market value is the worth of the whole company, not of his part of it.

    Why do net worth estimates disagree?

    Publishers use different share counts, different dates, different treatment of options and debt, and different valuations for private companies. Printing a figure to the last dollar removes none of that.

    Small, strange and true

    From $22 million to a trillion 47,773× what selling Zip2 paid him in 1999
    $10M$100M$1B$10B$100B$1T200020052010201520202025Zip2 sold, $22MPayPal soldabout $180MFirst on thebillionaires list, $2BTesla’s rally$151B$1.051T, 6 OctoberNo published figure.The PayPal money wentinto SpaceX and Tesla.$10M$100M$1B$10B$100B$1T200020102020$22M$180M$2B$151B$1.051TNo publishedfigure

    Money from a saleAnnual billionaires list, each MarchLatest readingNo published figure

    Every year with a published figure since 1999. Each line up the scale is ten times the one below; 2003 to 2011 has no published figure. Every year, with its source
    Where it could go $2.98 trillion in ten years The Base case, ten years from the latest closing prices. An illustration, not a forecast. Open the trajectory
    In $100 notes 1,148 km About 2.9 times as high as the International Space Station flies.
    Spend $1 million a day 2,877 years Start today and the last million goes in the year 4903.
    What if $924,250,232,673 At the close on 15 October 2026 $362 $149 Drag a share price: the figure moves by exactly what his filed Tesla and SpaceX shares would gain or lose.
    The road to $2 trillion January 2029 Now $924.3B$2T If his fortune kept growing at its 2021 to 2026 pace, about 41% a year, from $151 billion to $839 billion on the March lists. An extrapolation, not a prediction. The record book
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    Tesla and SpaceX share prices

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    How Calculate now works

    It starts from the Forbes reading and adds what his Tesla and SpaceX holdings have gained or lost since the close on 6 October 2026. Nothing else moves, so the figure changes only when a price does.

    Forbes reading, 6 October 2026
    $1,051,000,000,000
    Change in his Tesla holding413,152,109 shares × ($377.81 − $380.68)
    −$1,185,746,553
    Change in his SpaceX holding5,116,475,230 shares and options × ($167.60 − $171.92)
    −$22,103,172,994
    Our estimate
    $1,027,711,080,453

    From the closing prices on 7 October 2026. Press Calculate now for current prices.

    Where the prices come from

    Your browser asks Robinhood for Tesla and SpaceX prices, which it quotes through the night on weekdays. If that fails it asks CoinGecko for tokens that track the two shares and trade at any hour, and labels them as token prices. If neither answers, it uses the latest close on our record. Every figure says which one it used and when.

    Which shares are counted

    Tesla: the 413,152,109 shares in his trust. The 286,428,773 restricted shares from his 2018 options are left out, as Forbes leaves them out, and so is the 2025 award, which has not vested.

    SpaceX: the 4,766,475,230 shares his trusts hold and his 350,000,000 options, which gain or lose a dollar for every dollar the share moves. The 1,302,072,285 restricted shares that have not vested are left out. Both counts come from his SEC filings.

    The method in full

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    Paper wealth, real life

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    Evidence before estimates

    A holding enters our count only with a dated filing behind it. Where evidence is missing, the line stays empty and says so.

    Uncertainty stays visible

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    Bring it home

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