Tesla Cuts Supercharger Team, Slows Expansion

Elon Musk's decision to significantly reduce the Supercharger team has left automakers and EV owners uncertain about future network access.

Elon Musk has disbanded the Tesla Supercharger team, affecting over 500 employees and slowing the expansion of the charging network.
Automakers like Ford and Rivian, which rely on the Tesla network for their EVs, face delays and uncertainty in delivering adapter technology to customers.
Industry analysts suggest Musk may restructure the team to focus more on efficiency and cost reduction amid broader financial pressures on Tesla.
Stellantis and Toyota continue to advance in electric and hydrogen technologies, respectively, indicating ongoing competition and innovation in the auto industry.
Tesla's shift in focus from expanding its EV models to prioritizing AI and robotaxis raises questions about its long-term commitment to the EV market.