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That's a bit under 5,500 per week, in line with Elon's recently publicized goal: "By having a Model 3 subsystem burst-build requirement of 6k by the end of June
by mkempe 8y ago
That's a bit under 5,500 per week, in line with Elon's recently publicized goal: "By having a Model 3 subsystem burst-build requirement of 6k by the end of June, we will lay the groundwork for achieving a steady 6k/week across the whole Model 3 system a few months later."
- bdcravens 8y agoThey are going to 2x-3x production in a month? Or is a "burst-build requirement" just a reference to capability?
- greglindahl 8y agoIt sounds like he's talking about the max they can build vs what they can sustain. In this graph: https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2018-tesla-tracker/ https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2018-tesla-tracker/ In April they managed to build 2,600 cars in one week, and stayed above 2,000 for 4 weeks in a row.
- kingkongjaffa 8y agoI would imagine the bottle neck is in the supply chain rather than the factory at this point - they have plowed so much money in to the factory that it would be downright incompetence if they have not got their internal house in order and solved what is an essentially solved problem.