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>Parts availability for a mass produced car at a run rate of nearly 500k units/year (by the end of 2019) The astroturfing for this company on this forum is ins
by navigatesol 7y ago
>Parts availability for a mass produced car at a run rate of nearly 500k units/year (by the end of 2019)
The astroturfing for this company on this forum is insane. They will not reach 500k run rate by the end of the year, demand is flatlining.
Why not talk about the actual numbers of today, rather than some hypothetical that you'll soon dismiss as "a goal" when it isn't reached? Can you see how ridiculous it is to argue "Tesla is having problem now because of some theoretical production rate they'll probably never reach".
- zaroth 7y ago> Why not talk about the actual numbers of today,... Maybe you stopped reading my comment before the second paragraph? Today they are at a 250k run rate. By the time Giga3 comes online that will be double. They are targeting the end of 2019, but certainly it could be mid-2020. My point was actually that their service challenge is just going to get bigger, not debating the specifics of when they will hit production of 500k vehicles per year.