So, there's a company called Tesla that makes electric cars. They have special charging stations called superchargers that let people charge their cars quickly. They were making more of these charging stations, but then they had to let go of some workers who helped make the stations. Even though they had fewer workers, they still made more charging stations in the second quarter of the year. But the growth of new charging stations has slowed down compared to before. The boss of Tesla, Elon Musk, says they are still growing and will have more working charging stations than other companies this year. Read from source...

- Tesla's supercharger network growth rate has slowed down in Q2 after the exit of key employees, raising concerns about the sustainability of the network's expansion.

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- Tesla's supercharger network growth slows down in Q2 after the exit of Rebecca Tinucci and other employees.
- Elon Musk dismisses concerns, emphasizing the company's continued investment in the network.
- The company plans to invest $500 million in expanding the network this year.
- Risks include the impact of layoffs on the supercharging team and the potential for slowed growth in the future.