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Tesla China Gigafactory Seems on Track to Produce at Least 1000 Cars By End of 2019

December 3, 2019

Brian Wang |
December 2, 2019 |

Telsa China Gigafactory is producing at least 12 cars per day and could have produced over 600 cars by November 21, 2019. This seems to indicate that 1000 to 2000 Tesla Model 3 cars will be made and delivered in China by the end of 2019.

The production numbers should continue to ramp towards the 3000 per week that would be full phase 1 production. 1000 cars per week in December would be 4000 cars by the end of 2019.

Made in China Tesla Model 3 are already in the showrooms!

Also the highest Chinese Vin # now 600+ possible the first batch of the MIC #Model3

Thanks to my Weibo follower Steven.$TSLA #Tesla #China pic.twitter.com/43CIICHJZy

— Vincent (@vincent13031925) November 21, 2019

.@Tesla #Shanghai gigafactory 3 mass production for EVs has already started, hundreds of #model3 cars were found around #GF3 and downtown area.

Jefferies raises $tsla price target to $400. $tslaq burned time won’t stop.🔥

Time for ending shorts’history！

.@elonmusk #China pic.twitter.com/65pBJ3pf7M

— Chao Zhou 👽 (@realChaoZhou) November 12, 2019

10 Stall Supercharger Station currently under construction in Gubei, Shanghai. Maybe V3? We are still waiting for Tesla China to expand supercharger station in Shanghai Suburbs (South-West and South-East)#Tesla #TeslaChina #Supercharger #V3 #China #Shanghai #特斯拉 #中国 $TSLA pic.twitter.com/7ufUVnkJqR

— Jay in Shanghai 🇨🇳 (@JayinShanghai) December 2, 2019

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