On March 22, Tesla's gigafactory in Berlin, Germany, was officially completed and put into operation. So far, Tesla has a total of four gigafactories around the world, located in Nevada, New York, Shanghai, Berlin. It is reported that Tesla CEO Musk attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the Gigafactory, and Musk will personally deliver the first Model Y (GIGA 001) produced by the Berlin Gigafactory to the owner.
Interestingly, Tesla CEO Musk should be very happy that day, and improvised a "awkward dance" at the delivery site. Two weeks ago, the Berlin Gigafactory, which has been under construction for more than two years, was finally approved by the relevant German departments, and the Tesla Berlin Gigafactory will reach an annual output of 500,000 vehicles, and Tesla's production capacity will also be significantly increased with the official commissioning of the Berlin Gigafactory in Germany, which is of great significance to Tesla.
As tesla's first gigafactory built in Europe, the Gigafactory in Berlin, Germany, has been attracting attention from all walks of life. The factory that could have been approved last summer was delayed by nine months due to complex approval procedures and strong opposition from environmental groups, and Tesla's initial license application did not include the construction of the battery factory, which was also an obstacle to the official commissioning of the Berlin Gigafactory. We will continue to pay attention to more car information.