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"missing" is relative. The original official (from Tesla/Musk) estimate for mass production (5k / week) of Tesla 3 was 2020. In 2014 they moved that back by 2
by kjksf 9y ago
"missing" is relative.
The original official (from Tesla/Musk) estimate for mass production (5k / week) of Tesla 3 was 2020.
In 2014 they moved that back by 2 years to early 2018.
In late 2017 they moved that forward by 6 months, to mid 2018.
So depending on which official estimate you're looking at, they are either 6 months late or 1.5 years ahead.
- fmihaila 9y ago> The original official (from Tesla/Musk) estimate for mass production (5k / week) of Tesla 3 was 2020. In 2014 they moved that back by 2 years to early 2018. In late 2017 they moved that forward by 6 months, to mid 2018. A friendly correction: funnily enough, the terms 'moving/pushing back' and ' moving/bringing forward' in time work in the opposite way to how non-native English speakers (such as myself) tend to understand and use them. The mental image I use to remember it has the event looking at me from the future, so bringing it 'forward' moves it closer to where I stand, in the present.