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>The part that hasn't been decided is where US production will occur. Point still stands: they ordered machinery when they don't even know what factory it wil
by navigatesol 8y ago
>The part that hasn't been decided is where US production will occur.
Point still stands: they ordered machinery when they don't even know what factory it will go in. Anyone with a modicum of sense or experience in manufacturing understands this is nonsensical.
- webXL 8y agoI happen to have a modicum of sense, and realize Tesla has some serious management problems, but why is ordering machinery before having a location finalized nonsensical? It's not like this stuff is in transit or they need to buy any land.
- jsight 8y agoExactly... it would be crazy if they were ordering them without knowing if it was in the US or China, perhaps. But choosing between two existing US plants that are a <250 miles apart? That might be strange, but it isn't nonsensical.