Elon Musk’s transition from leading the Department of Government Efficiency back to his prior, civilian life, hasn’t gone especially smoothly.
Even setting aside his public fallout — and quasi-mending — with President Donald Trump, Musk’s non-governmental ventures have apparently been struggling, especially his electric vehicle company, Tesla.
And those struggles have led Musk to dismiss a longtime confidant and “fixer,” as described by the New York Post.
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Omead Afshar, the now-former head of Tesla’s North American and European operations, was reportedly fired by Musk due to the company’s slumping sales in those regions.
“Afshar was long considered one of Tesla’s most powerful executives and had been promoted to oversee sales and manufacturing in the two regions last October,” the Post reported.
Forbes was the first
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