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Tesla to lay off everyone working on Superchargers, new vehicles
(arstechnica.com)
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Ready made team about to take over the EV charging market.
I mean, with their non-competes getting voided by the FTC, you’re not wrong. All of the building blocks are there for a new startup. They’d just need a few investors (who will keep their mitts off of the inner workings, unlike Elon,) willing to foot the bill.
It's a major unforced error by Musk -- which to be fair happen to be the majority of his errors.
With the non compete clause void (which should have always been the case), Musk is just creating his own competition.
That was my third thought as well. That's a lot of people to band together and make Tesla's number one asset a viable stand alone company. Even if Musk doesn't want that.