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Electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla has initiated layoffs in its software, service, and engineering departments, tech publication Electrek reported.
This move follows the recent disbandment of Tesla’s electric vehicle (EV) charging department and the announcement of a workforce reduction by over 10%.
According to authorities familiar with the matter cited by Electrek, employees in the software, service, and engineering departments received emails over the weekend, signaling broader layoffs within the company. Tesla has not replied to requests for comment on the reported layoffs.
Last month, Tesla disclosed plans to lay off more than 6,700 employees across its Texas, California, Nevada, and New York facilities. This restructuring effort reflects Tesla’s response to market challenges, including declining sales and increased competition in the electric vehicle sector.
Tesla’s decision to streamline its workforce may be aligned with its strategic shift towards autonomous driving software, robotaxis, and the development of its humanoid robot, Optimus. Analysts suggest that these layoffs could reallocate resources to prioritize critical projects and optimize spending.
The company anticipates incurring more than $350 million in costs associated with the mass layoffs during the second quarter. This restructuring effort also witnessed the departure of several top executives, signaling significant changes within Tesla’s leadership structure.
Despite the layoffs, Tesla remains committed to innovation and product development. The company revealed plans to introduce “new models” utilizing existing platforms and production lines, a strategic move to enhance cost control and capital efficiency.
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