Eh, I think low volume Y production by the end of the year is possible, but it's unlikely. On one hand, they don't need to do as much as they did in Giga Shang

Eh, I think low volume Y production by the end of the year is possible, but it's unlikely. On one hand, they don't need to do as much as they did in Giga Shangahi because they already have the Model Y specific bits in Fremont, which they can ship to the new factory. They just need to replicate all the Model 3 stuff the Model Y uses from Giga Shanghai and install the Model Y specific stuff they ship in from Fremont, which should be faster than Giga Shanghai. On the other hand, they only have 6 months left to do this and we're in the middle of a pandemic. What people neglect to consider is that Tesla now owns Perbix and Grohmann, which is very advantageous when building new factories.