The electric truck maker aimed to challenge Tesla but fell behind on wages.
The Wall Street Journal reported that about 100 Chinese employees have left the Chinese-European electric trucking startup Windrose after the company fell behind on wages. The startup was positioned to rival Tesla in electric trucks. It is now described as running low on funds and workers. The report states that the departures cover most of the Chinese staff at the firm. Visible posts from the WSJ account link to the exclusive article detailing the wage issues and resulting staff losses.
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The electric truck maker aimed to challenge Tesla but fell behind on wages.
The Wall Street Journal reported that about 100 Chinese employees have left the Chinese-European electric trucking startup Windrose after the company fell behind on wages. The startup was positioned to rival Tesla in electric trucks. It is now described as running low on funds and workers. The report states that the departures cover most of the Chinese staff at the firm. Visible posts from the WSJ account link to the exclusive article detailing the wage issues and resulting staff losses.
The Wall Street Journal@WSJExclusive: The Chinese-European electric trucking startup that was supposed to rival Tesla is running low on funds—and workers https://on.wsj.com/4icRoF8
The Wall Street Journal@WSJExclusive: The Chinese-European electric trucking startup that was supposed to rival Tesla is running low on funds—and workers https://on.wsj.com/4icRoF8
