Tesla on Sunday morning showed off a couple of new videos showing its factory at work when it comes to Model 3 and Model Y parts.
“Stamping Model Y body parts at our Fremont factory,” explained Tesla, showing robots place sheets of metal down before they are stamped and then removed. It’s very satisfying to watch.
Stamping Model Y body parts at our Fremont factory pic.twitter.com/qbLrYowJRC
— Tesla (@Tesla) January 24, 2021
A subsequent video from Tesla shows off Model 3 frunks (front trunks) being stamped as well:
Also, Model 3 frunks pic.twitter.com/Up848EP3mk
— Tesla (@Tesla) January 24, 2021
Both videos are hypnotic and show how Tesla is able to manufacture car parts at scale, autonomously thanks to its robots.
Recently, Tesla’s massive Giga Press machines (not the ones in the video above) were spotted in action, at the company’s Fremont factory in California as well, seen from a fan’s drone flyover.
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