NE-Times reports that Tesla Shanghai Gigafactory produced 2625 Model 3s in January, 2020. This had Tesla as the fifth largest electric car maker in January in China. There was a shutdown of the factory for coronavirus. Tesla is producing about 1000 cars per week.
TESLA GF3 MODEL 3 PRODUCTION – 2020 JANUARY
GF3 produced 2,625 MIC Model 3s in January before the shutdown for Lunar New Year
This confirms the approximate rate of 1,000 per week on a single shift pic.twitter.com/io7Gra42KJ
— JPR007 (@jpr007) February 12, 2020
With 7 weeks remaining in the quarter, if we allow 800 per week to allow for possible sluggish responses in the supply chain we may see another 5,600 units for the balance of Q1
Carrying forward ~1,000 units from Q4 would give a total of about 9,200 units of finished vehicles
— JPR007 (@jpr007) February 12, 2020
The writer of this article, Brian Wang of Nextbigfuture, has shares in Tesla.
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Agreed. The complaint is an offhand compliment.
There are only so many news stories about lab grown meat, robotic exoskeletons, military contracting ripoffs and life extension. And Elon stays pretty busy.
Unfortunately, no one is trying to sell cold fusion to the government at the moment. Though motion without equal and opposite force is in full swing.
I suppose he could get boring and talk about smartphone apps.
He did miss the MAVERIC blended-wing demonstrator aircraft. Though, Boeing and NASA did almost the same thing several years back. https://www.nasa.gov/centers/langley/news/factsheets/FS-2003-11-81-LaRC.html
There might be a blood test for Parkinson’s soon. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/02/200211104911.htm
Well it is not Brian’s fault that Musk’s companies are leading innovation in so many fields.
NextBigMusk would be more accurate
When will you change the site name to : NextBigTesla ?