Elon Musk's firing of Tesla Supercharger team sparks concern about future of EV industry
Elon Musk letting his Supercharger team go left many Tesla fans bewildered, with others questioning what it means for the future of EVs.
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Elon Musk letting his Supercharger team go left many Tesla fans bewildered, with others questioning what it means for the future of EVs.
Tesla has been cutting back as growth in EVs has slowed considerably. But Musk’s firing of his Supercharger team has left many die-hard supporters bewildered.
The billionaire CEO calmed investors last week with new plans for cheaper EVs. Then he muddled the story by cutting its EV charging service team as he prioritizes an autonomous ride business.
Elon Musk has laid off senior management and hundreds of workers in Tesla’s Supercharger division.
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