
It seems like only yesterday that automakers across the U.S. began to flock to Tesla's North American Charging Standard for their cars. Since Tesla has the largest concentration of Level 3 chargers in the U.S. (and was willing to play ball with direct competitors), opening up its once-exclusive network was an obvious move to make. Now, in a surprise play, CEO Elon Musk is reportedly letting go of the entire team behind one of its biggest selling points: the Supercharging network.