Over the weekend Tesla held the latest of its social events for owners and used the occasion to announced that production at the factory has been at least 2,000 cars per week since the beginning of June. Furthermore, the company stated that this increase in production will mean that the automaker has a good chance of achieving its goal of production 100,000 cars this year. Other details announced include the fact that over 90% of vehicles now need “no further attention” once they come off the assembly line, and that while the Model X still requires some post-production tweaks, it now only fell slightly behind Tesla regarding readiness off the assembly line.
Over the weekend Tesla held the latest of its social events for owners and used the occasion to announced that production at the factory has been at least 2,000 cars per week since the beginning of June. Furthermore, the company stated that this increase in production will mean that the automaker has a good chance of achieving its goal of production 100,000 cars this year. Other details announced include the fact that over 90% of vehicles now need “no further attention” once they come off the assembly line, and that while the Model X still requires some post-production tweaks, it now only fell slightly behind the Model S regarding readiness off the assembly line.