A top Tesla executive is stepping down, one of the company’s highest-profile departures in its 16-year existence
The departure of one of Tesla Inc.’s top executives, the latest in series from the company, marks one of the highest-profile exits from the electric-auto maker in its 16-year existence.
Chief Executive Elon Musk said JB Straubel, who helped create the company and has served as Tesla’s chief technology officer since 2005, would vacate the post and take on a senior advisory role. His responsibilities as technology chief are being taken over by Drew Baglino, another longtime Tesla executive, Mr. Musk told analysts Wednesday.
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