Tesla Giga Berlin celebrated a significant milestone this week. The factory in Germany reached a production capacity of 1000 Model Y.s per week, which is a great start. After the launch of the battery line, the production capacity of Giga Berlin should increase significantly.

The grand opening of Giga Berlin took place on March 22, 2022, just under three months ago. Under the scrutiny of regulators, the company launched one-shift production that has built thousands of vehicles thus far. As of mid-April, Giga Berlin was producing about 350 Model Y.s per week, but has improved significantly since it introduced a second work shift.

On May 20, the factory started working in two shifts, but was unable to quickly ramp up production due to problems with the supply of parts from China, which has been hit by a powerful outbreak of COVID-19, which has closed many manufacturing plants in the country. However, as soon as the situation stabilized, Giga Berlin activated its operations.

Last week, in an internal email, Tesla CEO Elon Musk told employees that Giga Berlin's weekly production capacity had reached nearly 1000 units. Additional efforts earlier this week resulted in a new achievement. Tesla solemnly announced that this week Giga Berlin reached a production capacity of 1000 Model Y.s. This is a significant new milestone for the factory on its way to becoming the driving force behind the company's car distribution in Europe.

Source: Re-posted and Summarized from Eva Fox at tesmanian.

My Take: By the end of the year both Berlin and Texas will be firing on all cylinders.

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Tesla Giga Berlin celebrated a significant milestone this week. The factory in Germany reached a production capacity of 1000 Model Y.s per week, which is a great start. After the launch of the battery line, the production capacity of Giga Berlin should increase significantly.

The grand opening of Giga Berlin took place on March 22, 2022, just under three months ago. Under the scrutiny of regulators, the company launched one-shift production that has built thousands of vehicles thus far. As of mid-April, Giga Berlin was producing about 350 Model Y.s per week, but has improved significantly since it introduced a second work shift.

On May 20, the factory started working in two shifts, but was unable to quickly ramp up production due to problems with the supply of parts from China, which has been hit by a powerful outbreak of COVID-19, which has closed many manufacturing plants in the country. However, as soon as the situation stabilized, Giga Berlin activated its operations.

Last week, in an internal email, Tesla CEO Elon Musk told employees that Giga Berlin's weekly production capacity had reached nearly 1000 units. Additional efforts earlier this week resulted in a new achievement. Tesla solemnly announced that this week Giga Berlin reached a production capacity of 1000 Model Y.s. This is a significant new milestone for the factory on its way to becoming the driving force behind the company's car distribution in Europe.

Source: Re-posted and Summarized from Eva Fox at tesmanian.

My Take: By the end of the year both Berlin and Texas will be firing on all cylinders.

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