EnviroSpark’s Recruitment Efforts of Ex-Tesla Supercharging Team Comes After Several Layoffs By Elon Musk

After EnviroSpark Energy Solutions’ major achievement of securing a $50 million investment from Basalt Infrastructure Partners LLP, the company is stirring up the heat by recruiting the electric vehicle (EV) industry’s top talent of ex-Tesla Supercharger workers into its workforce.

It was recently discovered on EnviroSpark’s website that a pop-up banner is remarking to recruit ex-Tesla Supercharging workers stating, “Ex-Tesla Supercharging Crew: We want to work with you!” Due to the repeated layoffs of Tesla’s workforce, where around 500 employees in the Supercharging team were let go, EnviroSparks’ leveraging of the situation is initiated.
As for the $50 million investment by Basalt Infrastructure Partners, the investment underlines EnviroSpark’s goal to expand EV charging infrastructure with its own operated network across the United States (U.S.) while driving innovation and improving accessibility for EV owners.
Andrew Marsden, Basalt’s Head of Energy Transition, expressed the potential of the investment into EnviroSpark stating, “EnviroSpark’s industry leading team is accelerating the build out of the EV-charging network across North America at this pivotal time for the clean transportation sector and we are proud to be sharing in their mission.”

Along with EnviroSpark’s initiative to recruit ex-Tesla Supercharging workers and the recent $50 million investment from Basalt Infrastructure Partners, the company had also secured the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) awards in Georgia and Tennessee. Adding many achievements to its plate, the company is in a smooth state marching toward its goals.
With its recent support from Basalt Infrastructure Partners, EnviroSpark pushing a big step forward in the transition to electric mobility possibly with the assistance of ex-Tesla Supercharging workers on its side. As a result, the company’s future is heading to new heights.
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