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Tesla loses Cybercab assembly lead to Rivian R2 weeks after launch
Tesla's Cybercab general assembly lead is leaving Giga Texas to run R2 assembly at Rivian, months after the head of Cybercab NPI left Tesla.
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Tesla’s Senior Manager of Cybercab General Assembly at Gigafactory Texas, Jody Kerns, is leaving the company to become Rivian’s Director of General Assembly for the R2 in Normal, Illinois. He’s the second Cybercab launch leader to leave Tesla this year.
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