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Elon Musk revealed the production capacity of Giga Berlin. These numbers are shocking

Tesla CEO, Elon Musk, announced on the occasion of the fairs held at Gigafactory Berlin that production could start in November. The first deliveries to customers will take place in December.

The main production line of Giga Berlin produces one body every 45 seconds

After the development phase, the production of Tesla Model Y should amount to approx. 5 thousand. per week (over 20,000 per month) until the end of 2022. As you know, the final goal is to produce as many as 10,000. copies per week.

It is not known if Elon Musk meant the production of one model, or also the Tesla Model 3. The potential of Giga Berlin is certainly huge, considering what Tesla has achieved in Shanghai.

On the occasion Trade fair at Gigafactory BerlinElon Musk has revealed that the Model Y’s main production line is capable of producing one body every 45 seconds.

As you’ll see below in Tesla Facts, that means hundreds of thousands of cars a year. Up to 700,000 assuming production will run 24 hours a day and all year round. Including service interruptions of over 600,000.

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Elon Musk is shocking with numbers, no producer has a chance

Tesla CEO assumes that Tesla Giga Berlin in Grünheide near Berlin will produce at least over half a million electric cars annually.

One body every 45 seconds means:

  • 80 per hour
  • 1920 a day
  • 13,440 per week
  • 57,600 per month
  • nearly 700,000 a year

If Tesla produced and sold from 20 thousand. up to 40 thousand copies of the Y model monthly, it has a chance to be the best-selling car in Europe. The question is whether Model Y will be good and inexpensive enough?

For now, it is not known whether the first batch of the Model Y produced in Germany will receive cylindrical 2170 cells or cylindrical 4680 cells and a structured battery.

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