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Tesla engineer accuses Elon Musk of betraying Tesla’s mission in exit letter

Last updated: September 11, 2025 11:25 pm
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A recent development at Tesla has seen a long-time engineer, Giorgio Balestrieri, announce his departure from the company, citing Elon Musk as the primary reason for his decision to quit. Balestrieri, who spent 8 years at Tesla, worked as a data analyst in the energy storage division and later as an algorithm engineer on Autobidder, Tesla’s real-time trading and control platform for energy assets.

During his time at Tesla, Balestrieri played a vital role in accelerating the deployment of energy storage, contributing significantly to the energy transition puzzle. However, in his public exit letter posted on LinkedIn, Balestrieri did not mince words when he pointed out Elon Musk as the main reason for his departure. He expressed his belief that Musk’s leadership has caused significant damage to Tesla’s mission and democratic institutions in several countries.

Balestrieri highlighted concerns about Musk’s decision-making, public discourse manipulation, and support for climate change deniers and political forces aligned with the oil and gas industry. He emphasized the urgency of the energy transition and the detrimental effects of slowing down progress in combating climate change.

In response to Balestrieri’s departure, Electrek shared their take on the situation, expressing support for his decision and echoing his sentiments. They acknowledged the frustration that employees may feel when the CEO’s actions contradict the company’s mission, particularly in the context of funding climate change-denying politicians.

The talent exodus at Tesla over the past two years has been attributed to Musk’s leadership, which some believe has faltered in recent times. The impact of Musk’s actions on the company’s mission and the overall energy transition has been a cause for concern among employees and industry observers.

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The departure of a seasoned engineer like Balestrieri underscores the importance of leadership alignment with the company’s mission and values. As Tesla continues to navigate challenges in the renewable energy and electric transport sectors, the role of leadership in steering the company towards its goals remains crucial.

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