Explained: How Tesla build their car factories unbelievably fast? | Cursor
Tesla bought its first factory from automotive giants General Motors Since then, the EV manufacturers have refined and honed their ‘Gigafactories’ to produce an incredibly slick building process.
The factories themselves go up in shockingly short amounts of time, defying what many conventional builders would think is achievable. Located in Nevada and New York, Tesla’s Gigafactories are a feat of engineering and rank among the most high-tech factories in the world.
Featuring a staggering amount of automated processes, the actual human taskforce of these factories is much lower than anticipated. Since so many machines have replaced human processes, it is far easier to set up production lines than in ‘traditional’ factories.
With Shanghai and Berlin now joining the two American factories, Shanghai in particular was built at astonishing speed. The production plant went from a bare patch of land to producing its first products in under a year. At Giga Berlin, thousands of roof and wall elements have been arriving by train, before being quickly slotted into place, whereas in Shanghai only truck deliveries were possible
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