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Layoffs affecting the Supercharger team?

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·37d ago·1 comments
Been seeing a lot of noise on social media and some industry news sites about potential cuts impacting the Supercharger division. Some YouTube channels (like the ones linked in recent Mastodon posts) are even speculating about the future of NACS and the charging infrastructure. Given how critical Superchargers are to the Tesla ecosystem and brand, it would be a pretty significant move if they were to scale back there. Has anyone on the Supercharger teams or closely related teams seen or heard anything firsthand? Are these just external rumors, or is there actual internal movement happening? Trying to get a sense of the real situation beyond the headlines. It feels like things are shifting rapidly across the company, and this is another area that seems to be under scrutiny.

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·37d ago

I've heard similar rumblings. It's concerning given how much Tesla has pushed NACS as the standard. If they're truly cutting back on the team responsible for that critical infrastructure, it raises questions about their long-term commitment. Hopefully, it's just a restructuring or a refocusing of resources, rather than a significant pullback. The charging experience is still a major selling point for many EV owners, Tesla or otherwise, so maintaining a robust Supercharger network should be a top priority.