09/14/2025
Tesla has no respect for smaller businesses in the EV Automotive industry anyways. They think they're the best when they cut a lot corner when building their vehicles to the point it raises serious safety concerns and a put bad reputation for entire EV industry. Despite the effort that the other EV factories put into their vehicles with every intention of msking a safer more reliable vehicle for their consumers. For instance (true fact) did you know that Teslas self driving systems are not safe or reliable because instead of using the best technology that is reliable they spend very little to save time and money by installing a couple cameras on the outside of the car and then have guide the car with only cameras no sensors of any no advanced technology just plain cameras. I don't know about you but that scares the hell outa everytime I see a Tesla going down the highway. And yet Tesla still charges way more than everyone else and you don't even got the best technology most of their technology is subpar at best and the rest is on low end and outdated. I say to Tesla get with the times and update your integrated technology or get the FU***** out of the technology development and automotive industry and put your expensive fast outdated and unsafe crap 💩 and put to rest. The world doesn't need you trash. And we have a way better selection for American assembled EV that are safer less expensive and personally I think 90% of them have better style aerodynamics and integrated technology and their way more advanced at way less and the maintenance costs are half on average. So just go to prove Tesla quit being greedy Your acting like BIG OIL executives. I got into EV industry to do away with the corporate greed in the transportation industry because of the lies and deception. So If you're going to be like that Tesla, pack your s**t and get out and stopping every time.
In a shocking twist of fate, a group of former Tesla employees has turned a high-profile firing into a major business success. After Elon Musk fired an entire team of Tesla engineers last year, the disgruntled ex-employees didn’t stay down for long. Instead, they launched their own electric vehicle (EV) charging company, securing a jaw-dropping $80 million in funding.
Their new venture, which focuses on developing innovative EV charging solutions, has rapidly gained traction, and it’s clear that this team is not just about charging cars—they’re charging the future. What’s even more impressive is that their decision to break away and create something entirely new was inspired by frustration and necessity. Tesla’s firing decision, which some saw as a setback, became the fuel for a new enterprise that could rival the very company they once worked for.
The creation of this new company is a testament to the power of reinvention. These ex-Tesla employees brought a wealth of experience and insider knowledge of the EV industry, and their understanding of the challenges faced by current EV owners made them perfectly poised to create a better charging experience.
Their success shows that sometimes, a seemingly disastrous setback can lead to a game-changing opportunity. With $80 million backing their efforts, this company isn’t just aiming to disrupt the market—they’re on track to revolutionize how the world powers its electric vehicles. It’s a true story of resilience, vision, and turning adversity into triumph.
