Literally Tesla's biggest selling point the last few years has been its own supercharging network. That's a real big brain move firing nearly everyone from the supercharging department, that'll help in the long run. Seems like Tesla will wind up going the way of Twitter if Elon stays in charge.Tesla lays off executives, cuts Supercharger division - Autoblog
Tesla fired two key executives and trimmed hundreds of staff, gutting its Supercharger program, a leaked email shows.www.autoblog.com
My first thoughts...Tesla lays off executives, cuts Supercharger division - Autoblog
Tesla fired two key executives and trimmed hundreds of staff, gutting its Supercharger program, a leaked email shows.www.autoblog.com
LOL the company with the track record for worst EV build quality, customer service, etc.Tesla wants to build state-of-the-art EVs, yet they do not ...
Tesla is in the midst of several big shifts and part of the seismic activity is laying off around 10 percent of its workforce. Recently, the automaker let go of approximately 500 employees from the Supercharger charging network team.
However, due to the necessity of maintaining the network and fulfilling obligations resulting from a $17 million federal grant, Tesla may now need to reconsider and rehire some of those individuals.
According to Bloomberg, the automaker is already in talks to rehire several people on the Supercharger team. That would appear to be the only way, outside of hiring all new employees or contracting out the work, for Tesla to meet both its obligation to create additional infrastructure but also to keep its own network up and running.
We’ve reached out to Tesla for clarification on the situation, but as it doesn’t have a public relations department, we’ll likely see all 41 of those charging stations built before it gets back to us.
obligations resulting from a $17 million federal grant