Musk made it clear that this money will only be used for "new sites and expansions," keeping operating expenses apart. Following a recent round of layoffs, Australian Tesla consumers expressed worries about the quality of the Supercharging service, which prompted this move.According to electric-vehicles.com, Tesla promised customers in contact that the network of Superchargers would keep growing and highlighted the current development of additional locations that will be finished and operating soon.
In addition, Musk contacted Berkshire Hathaway's chairman, billionaire investor Warren Buffett, and asked him to think about buying Tesla in light of the difficult market conditions brought on by a global slowdown in sales of electric vehicles.Electric vehicles are becoming more and more popular as the climate issue worsens, making fossil fuels less desirable. As a result, nations all over the world are rushing to implement creative and long-lasting solutions to cut emissions and stop environmental deterioration.