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Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced at the company’s annual shareholder meeting it might be announcing a new Gigafactory location this year.
“We might be able to announce another factory location later this year,” said Musk, to cheering from the audience. “We got a lot of Canadas. I’m half-Canadian,” said Musk.
“Ultimately we’ll probably end up building 10-12 Gigafactories of average output of 1-2 million units per factory,” explained Musk. He said the Fremont factory in California is the “highest output factory in North America.” He also noted the “[Giga] Shanghai team is hard to beat. Just awesome.”
Tesla shareholders earlier today approved the company’s 3-for-1 stock split. The company also announced it has produced its 3 millionth vehicle.
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