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That's impressive. I've read a great many analyses stating Musk'll never succeed in his model 3 ramp up. Let's hope he keeps this up in the coming months. It's
by isoprophlex 8y ago
That's impressive. I've read a great many analyses stating Musk'll never succeed in his model 3 ramp up. Let's hope he keeps this up in the coming months. It's a long way to 450.000 vehicles...
- Someone1234 8y ago> I've read a great many analyses stating Musk'll never succeed in his model 3 ramp up. *By the deadline he provided. Which he didn't.
- grecy 8y agoThis means they're now making about 7,000 vehicles total per week (S+X+3), which means they'll make more vehicles in the next 12 months than they have made in the previous 10 years. I'd say they're ramping pretty fast! EDIT: 7,000 per week, not per month, thanks below.
- jacobkranz 8y ago7,000 vehicles per week
- gizmo 8y agoTesla pulled people from the S&X lines to reach their 5000 Model 3 goal. No way they also produced 2000 S&X cars in the past 7 days. In addition, their current death march schedule isn't sustainable. They won't come close to producing 7k cars in any week in July. Tesla needs to spend billions in capex in order to get to 5000 M3 and beyond if they want to produce at a sustainable pace with acceptable quality. Billions they don't have.
- themgt 8y agoMusk just tweeted out: "7000 cars, 7 days" https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1013519243030253570 https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1013519243030253570
- gizmo 8y agoI stand corrected. Thanks for the update.
- claytoneast 8y agoWhere are you pulling this information from? How do you know it costs billions to produce a 5k line? What quality failings do the currently produced m3s have? Can you substantiate any of this? I'm genuinely curious if you have information that I don't.
- Latteland 8y agoI think people are just making up those numbers. It costs a lot to design and implement new infrastructure, and it will cost much less to use it to make the next 5 or 50k cars than it did to get to 5k a week.