Musk's "bragging" capital will increase!
According to media reports, statistical agencies have analyzed production data from more than 70 auto plants in North America, and in 2021, Tesla's Fremont, California, plant produces an average of 8,550 cars per week, surpassing Toyota's 8,427 vehicles per week at its powerful car manufacturing plant in Georgetown, Kentucky, 8,343 at BMW's auto production center in Spartanburg, South Carolina, and 5,564 at Ford's iconic truck plant in Dearborn, Michigan.
This means that Tesla's California Gigafactory has become the most productive factory in North America!
Tesla California Gigafactory weekly output exceeds Toyota (Image: Phoenix.com Technology)
Earlier, Musk had elaborated on his ideal factory: densely assembled, vertically integrated, and unusually large. Because the concept is too advanced, coupled with Tesla's fledgling wings, Musk himself has been criticized by many people as arrogant because of this idea.
But looking back now, Musk is indeed a "genius" and a "doer", from this point of view, he is enough to leave a strong mark in the history of human industrial development.
Tesla's California factory last year was able to achieve this achievement is not easy, to know that in the global lack of cores and lack of semiconductor supply in the environment, the world's top car brands, including Toyota, have announced production cuts, but Tesla has bucked the current, global production reached 930,000 units, an increase of 83% over 2020.
Tesla's California factory
In the future, Tesla will also announce the commissioning of two new factories, namely the first Berlin-Brandenburg gigafactory in Europe and the Texas gigafactory in Austin.
Not only that, Musk said in October last year that he plans to increase production by a further 50% in the Fremont and Shanghai factories, so tesla production and sales will continue to climb to a new level in 2022.
Tesla Shanghai Gigafactory