Tesla’s Giga Shanghai reached a milestone earlier this month. It now has an annualized vehicle production rate of 450,000 Models Y and 3 vehicles. Well known tweeter @Ray4Tesla shared some details and noted that it’s reasonable to assume the rate may grow to 500,000 as production continues to ramp up … [continued]
In Tesla’s Q4 2020 and 2020 Fiscal Year earnings report, it shared a “how it started/how it’s going” of Giga Texas, which made today a great day to recap on some of the progress Tesla has made in Texas.
Tesla’s made-in-China Model Y threatens NIO’s growing dominance in the electric SUV segment of the Chinese electric vehicle (EV) market, according to Bloomberg analysts.
Sina Technology has reported that Tesla’s Giga Shanghai factory is planning to produce 550,000 cars in 2021, and also plans to export more than 100,000 of those made-in-China Teslas.
Reporting out of China today indicate that Tesla is shipping 7,000 Model 3s from its Shanghai gigafactory to Europe. They will reportedly arrive in November at a port in Belgium.
Stephen from the Solving The Money Problem channel on YouTube recently published a video titled “Tesla Dominating Competition in US & China (Europe Next).”
As the end of August approaches, let’s check in again on the construction progress at Tesla’s Berlin Gigafactory. Guess what? There’s yet another roof going up, this time on the body-in-white building.
If you have ambitions of working for Tesla, now would be a good time to apply. The company is on a hiring spree that could boost the number of its employees to about 65,000 by the end of this year, which would represent a 35% increase from the reported headcount at the end of 2019. “We are hiring a lot of people,” Musk recently said.
Construction is progressing at a rapid clip at Tesla Gigafactory Berlin, with a roof and walls now going up on a second structure — the drive unit building.
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