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IIRC the legacy automakers are already heavily invested in automation. I would not be surprised if Tesla's production lines are in fact a good bit less automat
by rootusrootus 5y ago
IIRC the legacy automakers are already heavily invested in automation. I would not be surprised if Tesla's production lines are in fact a good bit less automated than, say, BMW's.
- fma 5y agoFrom quality reviews I have heard that TSLA has more deviation in things such as gaps in panels which are unheard w/ traditional automakers...so I'd assume less automation would result in things like this.
- jiggawatts 5y agoIt's not just hearsay. I've driven a Tesla and seen a bunch of used ones up for sale. The gaps are hilariously huge on one side, and too small to allow a finger nail in on the other side. Each car varies in their gap consistency, with some "good ones" and some lemons. This inconsistency alone should be a cause for concern.