DETROIT – Rivian, an electric pickup truck startup, is betting on its own network and it is hiring from the leader, Tesla, to build it out. Electrek has learned from sources familiar with the matter that the automaker is working on the “Rivian Adventure Network” and it is hiring people who worked on Tesla’s Supercharger network.
In March, Rivian hired Carrington Bradley as senior manager of charging deployment.
Before joining Rivian, Bradley had been working at Tesla for almost seven years and most recently, he was managing charging programs at the company.
He wrote about his responsibilities and accomplishments at Tesla on LinkedIn:
Built and managed a national team of 11 project managers to design, permit, and build electric vehicle Supercharger stations. Under my leadership, the team scaled from 50 to 150 completed sites per year. Globally, the Supercharger network is the largest direct current fast charging network in the world, covering over 1,900 sites and 17,000 parking stalls in 37 countries.
To read more, click on https://electrek.co/2020/06/01/rivian-adventure-network-electric-pickup-tesla-staff-charging-network/
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