Tobias Lindh shares a time-lapse of Giga Berlin from August 12, 2020, while a second video from G4Tesla also shows a similar timelapse from the same date.
The videos show the drive unit building gets more walls built, while the roof starts to get covered. As for the other buildings, more reinforced concrete beams and steel skeleton beams for an upcoming roof are set. It’s hard to imagine the massive scale of the Gigafactory until you see just how small humans are outside the upcoming buildings.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said back in July, “Giga Berlin will come together at an impossible-seeming speed. The prefabricated construction method in Germany is extremely impressive.”
Tesla has increased delivery wait times for all models except the entry-level Model Y in China to 4-8 weeks — reports CnEVPost. The move is in stark contrast with delivery timeline changes made by Tesla in recent weeks, which cut wait times down significantly. For some models, Tesla managed to bring delivery times down to […]
If you’re planning to finance your next Tesla purchase in the United States, rates have increased to kick off the fourth quarter. As noted by Waiting4Tesla.com (@w4tsla), financing rates for Model S/X and Model 3/Y on the Tesla website in the U.S. have increased 0.25%, now showing as 4.74% (previously 4.49%). Tesla partners with major […]
Tesla on Friday held its annual AI Day event to showcase the company’s latest leaps in Artificial Intelligence, automation, and computation. The event kicked off with Tesla showing off the first working prototype of ‘Optimus,’ the long-awaited Tesla Bot. Despite merely being a prototype, Optimus was able to walk out on stage, wave to the […]
