Previously, Musk said Tesla has six major factories around the world. So, which are they?
Today we will take a good plate.
Fremone Gigafactory, California (USA):
Tesla's earliest gigafactory, the current Model S/X, Model 3/Y are produced here, the former has a production capacity of 100,000 / year, the latter 500,000 / year, but in view of the huge demand, Tesla is ready to expand the factory.
Austin, Texas Gigafactory (USA):
Delivery will start in April 2022, with a design capacity of 500,000/year per year, and the first cars equipped with 4680 self-developed batteries, one-piece die-cast front body and structural batteries have been delivered, and later this year, the Model Y with 4680 batteries and 2170 batteries will be produced. Subsequent Cybertruck, Semi electric semi-mount and the new Roadster will also be mass-produced at this plant.
Shanghai Gigafactory (China)
At present, it is mainly used for the production of Model 3/Y, with a production capacity of more than 450,000 / year.
Berlin Factory (Germany)
Opened in March 2022, it is currently mainly producing Model Y, currently 2170 version of Model Y, and will produce 4680 versions with a design capacity of 500,000 / year.
In addition to these four gigafactories, Tesla has two other factories in the United States, Gigafactory 1 and Gigafactory 2.
Giga Nevada or Gigafactory 1:
is a lithium-ion battery and electric vehicle accessories factory, invested and built by Panasonic and Tesla in cooperation, to produce Model 3 motors and battery packs, energy storage products Powerwall and Powerpack.
New York Gigafactory 2:
Used to produce solar panels and solar cells.
Tesla said it expects vehicle deliveries to grow at an average annual rate of 50 percent over the next few years. The rate of growth depends on the range of our equipment capabilities, operational efficiency and supply chain capabilities and stability.
Stretched to 2030, Tesla is expected to sell 20 million vehicles a year.
Far from it, back to now.
Last year's deliveries exceeded 930,000 units, and at a growth rate of 50%, Tesla will hand over 1.395 million vehicles this year. According to Musk himself, this year's growth rate is expected to reach 60%, if so, this year's deliveries will run to 1.48 million (1.488 million).
In the first quarter of this year, 310,000 was delivered, which means that the average delivery volume in the next quarter will reach about 361,000-390,000.
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