Literally just as I finished an article for EV Obsession that included an interview with Gail Alfar of the Tesla Owners Club of Austin, Gail spotted something new at Tesla’s vibrantly blossoming Gigafactory in Texas. Watch out, legacy auto, it’s allergy season and Tesla’s Giga Texas is in full bloom. … [continued]
Tesla is growing at a rapid pace with the successes of its new Gigafactory in China and the even newer ones being built in Berlin and Texas. Its recent record Q1 2021 delivery numbers showed Tesla delivered more electric vehicles than it made. Demand is not an issue for Tesla … [continued]
Tesla China might offer Giga Shanghai factory tours to Tesla owners very soon. If they do, this will most likely be similar to the Fremont factory tour. This news comes from Twitter user Ray4Tesla who shared a screenshot of Grace Tao, Tesla China’s VP, confirming this. “Will have it. Being … [continued]
Tesla is hiring a “Prototype Vehicle Test Operator” in Austin, Texas. This is a full-time position that will require the employee to help collect data on Tesla Autopilot by driving Teslas on Autopilot in specific places or “scenarios.” Tesla noted that the role “could require flexibility of driving to domestic … [continued]
Tesla is slated to be on the receiving end of €1 billion in subsidies for Giga Berlin’s battery cell production.
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.
Gail from the Tesla Owners Club of Austin shared her story of the behind the scenes of a photo that Elon Musk recently liked on Twitter. The photo was taken of Gail’s Tesla Short Shorts and two glasses of Champagne on top of her Tesla Model 3 while Giga Texas chased the sun with its cranes in the background.
Omead Afshar shared a stunning photo of Giga Texas yesterday in which you can see its skeleton coming into shape. The building’s ongoing construction is set against the rolling expanse, under a seemingly endless sky.
When news first broke that Elon Musk might be moving to Texas, most of the coverage was very “TMZ,” as one of my editors here said. People are often interesting (especially when their name begins with “Elon” and ends with “Musk”), but ideas are what we try to focus on at CleanTechnica.
In a new video by the Giga Texas Quad Squad, a group of drone flyers who capture the ongoing construction efforts of Tesla’s newest Gigafactory being built on American soil, you can see what looks like roofing up now. Actually, what are visible there are …
