Elon Musk REVIEWS INSANE Tesla World BIGGEST Production Line Built One Car In 33 Seconds!
Elon Musk REVIEWS INSANE Tesla World BIGGEST Production Line Built One Car In 33 Seconds!
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Elon Musk REVIEWS INSANE Tesla World BIGGEST Production Line Built One Car In 33 Seconds! In 2024, the fastest car production line in the world set a record of 45 seconds, and it was none other than Tesla with the Model Y. However, Tesla has once again broken its own record as of now, they have a production line that builds a car in just 33 seconds. It’s so fast that the human eye can barely keep up. Let’s hear from Lars Moravy, Tesla’s Vice President of Engineering
Elon Musk REVIEWS INSANE Tesla World BIGGEST Production Line Built One Car In 33 Seconds! Yeah, do you realize how significant the number 33 seconds per car really is? An automatic espresso machine takes about 30 to 60 seconds to brew a single cup of coffee. That means in the time it takes to make your coffee, a fully assembled car rolls off the production line and Tesla has a mind-blowing setup like that at Giga Shanghai. At first glance, Tesla’s Giga Shanghai looks like just a giant building, but you’d be amazed by what’s happening inside. So, how is Elon Musk able to build a car in just 33 seconds? And does that kind of speed come at the cost of quality? Let’s dive into this revolutionary production line right now. Welcome to Tesla Car World!
When we buy a car, we often focus on its appearance, range, and features — but have you ever wondered where and HOW THESE CARS ARE ACTUALLY MADE?
Elon Musk REVIEWS INSANE Tesla World BIGGEST Production Line Built One Car In 33 Seconds! Currently, Tesla has five major factories around the world directly involved in vehicle production. In the U.S., the Fremont Factory produces the full range of Model S, Model X, Model 3, and Model Y vehicles. Gigafactory Texas in Austin is currently manufacturing the Model Y and is set to become the main production hub for the Cybertruck and the upcoming Cybercab Robotaxi next year.
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Elon Musk REVIEWS INSANE Tesla World BIGGEST Production Line Built One Car In 33 Seconds! In 2024, the fastest car production line in the world set a record of 45 seconds, and it was none other than Tesla with the Model Y. However, Tesla has once again broken its own record as of now, they have a production line that builds a car in just 33 seconds. It’s so fast that the human eye can barely keep up. Let’s hear from Lars Moravy, Tesla’s Vice President of Engineering
Elon Musk REVIEWS INSANE Tesla World BIGGEST Production Line Built One Car In 33 Seconds! Yeah, do you realize how significant the number 33 seconds per car really is? An automatic espresso machine takes about 30 to 60 seconds to brew a single cup of coffee. That means in the time it takes to make your coffee, a fully assembled car rolls off the production line and Tesla has a mind-blowing setup like that at Giga Shanghai. At first glance, Tesla’s Giga Shanghai looks like just a giant building, but you’d be amazed by what’s happening inside. So, how is Elon Musk able to build a car in just 33 seconds? And does that kind of speed come at the cost of quality? Let’s dive into this revolutionary production line right now. Welcome to Tesla Car World!
When we buy a car, we often focus on its appearance, range, and features — but have you ever wondered where and HOW THESE CARS ARE ACTUALLY MADE?
Elon Musk REVIEWS INSANE Tesla World BIGGEST Production Line Built One Car In 33 Seconds! Currently, Tesla has five major factories around the world directly involved in vehicle production. In the U.S., the Fremont Factory produces the full range of Model S, Model X, Model 3, and Model Y vehicles. Gigafactory Texas in Austin is currently manufacturing the Model Y and is set to become the main production hub for the Cybertruck and the upcoming Cybercab Robotaxi next year.
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#888999evs #teslacarworld #teslacar #888999 #teslagigapress #gigapress #teslaproductionline
subcribe: https://bit.ly/3i7gILj
