Tesla left again without a chief engineer

Tesla announced that after nearly five years of work, Doug Field is from his position as Senior Vice President and Chief Engineer. Earlier, it was reported that a senior manager who spent at Tesla Apple took a temporary break to spend time with his family, writes the Wall Street Journal.

In April, Fidel's responsibilities were taken over by Ilon Mask, Executive Director. In an official statement, Tesla spokesman pointed out that Mask would oversee the production of the Model 3 electric car, while Field would focus on the engineering aspect. A few weeks after that, Field was on vacation

Tesla had previously left Matthew Squall, who was responsible for the performance of the cars. He joined Waymo, a company involved in the development of unmanned aerial vehicles. According to the Wall Street Journal, he arrived after two traffic accidents involving Tesla electric cars.

Tesla has announced the launch of a production of five thousand 3 models a week along with the departure of Fidel. Initially, these volumes were planned for the end of 2017, but due to conveyor configuration problems and equipment delivery, the terms were constantly changed

Mask called the release date Tesla electric pickup. ] in the United States are investigating the death of a Tesla pilot who was driving in autopilot mode.