Recently, Tesla's Berlin factory in Germany officially held a groundbreaking ceremony, Tesla CEO Elon Musk Musk delivered the plant's first Model Y to customers on site.
Tesla's Berlin plant was announced in 2019 and is expected to be put into service in July 2021, but due to various factors, the plant was not approved to start production until March this year. In the future, the Berlin plant in Germany will replace the Shanghai factory to a certain extent and provide tesla vehicles for the European market.
In response to the start of Tesla's Berlin factory, investment bank Wedbush analyst Ives said that Tesla's German factory is one of Tesla's biggest strategic efforts in the past decade, and with the increase in future electric vehicle users, Tesla's market share in Europe will further increase. Ives also said that Tesla will most likely develop the electric vertical take-off and landing flying car business in the future, believing that flying cars are a logical evolution of Tesla's ability to build cars.
As the world's leading new energy vehicle company, Tesla has made rapid progress in the global market layout, first building a super factory in Shanghai, and achieving remarkable sales in the Chinese market with the fastest development of electric vehicles. In recent days, Tesla's German factory has been successfully put into production, and Tesla has established a super factory in the origin of fuel vehicles and the base camp of German cars, which may bring certain pressure to the traditional German fuel vehicle brand.
According to Tesla's geek spirit, Tesla may enter the field of flying cars in the future as envisioned by analyst Ives. After all, Tesla's business scope goes up to space and down to the ground, creating a flying car, which is also in line with Tesla's style of doing things.