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The supercharger network isn’t shutting down or even shrinking. We don’t really know the reason why this team was fired, but it’s obviously not because the char
by pensatoio 2y ago
The supercharger network isn’t shutting down or even shrinking. We don’t really know the reason why this team was fired, but it’s obviously not because the charging network is losing priority. Maybe the team had internal politics or low performance or a myriad of other issues?
- jdewerd 2y agoRebecca Tinucci started showing up above Elon in listicle popularity contests. Investors loved her, the industry loved her, the media loved her. She wasn't yet a challenger for CEO, but she could have become one if investors soured enough on Elon.
- whoisthemachine 2y agoOne can't help but wonder (or personally, hope) if this move sour investors enough on Elon...
- ceejayoz 2y ago> it’s obviously not because the charging network is losing priority Why is this obvious? It seem obvious to me that the Twitter acquisition made Tesla as a whole lose priority to some extent.
- Stranger43 2y agoThe likely scenario is that the local electrical utilities supplying/servicing the chargers will take over the operation in the shadows until they develop their own brands and change the signage and payment terminals. The Immediate effect is likely going to be that the prices are going to be readjusted to make sure the network makes money for the owners without Tesla funneling investment capital(they likely cant raise anymore) into the network.