On April 29, Tesla announced that Rebecca Tinucci, head of the Supercharger team, and Daniel Ho, head of new products, would leave the company along with their entire teams, raising questions about the future direction of Tesla's charging business.

Elon Musk's decision may have been aimed at reducing costs to achieve layoff targets and accelerating the expansion of the charging business. This decision could slow down the expansion of Tesla's Supercharger network, affecting the charging experience for Tesla owners and impacting partners in Tesla's charging infrastructure business. Tesla stated that it would slow down the construction of new stations and focus more on the utilization of existing charging facilities, possibly even outsourcing part of the charging business to third-party companies.

Although the layoffs may raise some concerns, with technological advancements and cost reductions, other electric vehicle manufacturers are also ramping up their charging infrastructure efforts, gradually narrowing Tesla's advantage in this area. This event could become one of the landmark moments in the development of the electric vehicle industry. Source: Zhineng-Yanyan