Report: Tesla Suspends Production In Shanghai via insideevs.com
Tesla Giga Shanghai - Model Y die castFirst shipment of Made-in-China Tesla Model 3 from Tesla Giga Shanghai to Europe - October 2020First shipment of Made-in-China Tesla Model 3 from Tesla Giga Shanghai to Europe - October 2020First shipment of Made-in-China Tesla Model 3 from Tesla Giga Shanghai to Europe - October 2020First shipment of Made-in-China Tesla Model 3 from Tesla Giga Shanghai to Europe - October 2020Tesla Giga Shanghai - Expansion continues Tesla Giga Shanghai: battery...
Despite all of that, Tesla Giga Shanghai managed to produce probably more than 700,000 electric cars - so at least 50+ percent more than a year ago. We strongly believe that after the upgrades conducted last summer, the plant might be able to produce more than 1 million electric cars at full capacity. That's the world's largest single electric car factory.
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