Model 3, as Tesla's first model for the public, has been recognized by the market for its high cost performance since its release, and has always been in short supply. The most important reason for this situation is that Tesla’s production capacity is seriously insufficient.


Tesla Model 3

On April 17, Tesla said on Monday that it would close the Model 3 assembly line in Fremont, California, for four to five days to solve the production bottleneck that led to its many postponements of production targets. According to the statement, this plan is similar to the suspension of a production line in February of this year and will not affect the production of Model S and Model X.

"Our Model 3 production plan includes periodic maintenance shutdowns at Fremont and the Super Factory," said a spokesperson for Tesla. "These plans are all designed to increase automation and systematically address bottlenecks so as to speed up production." Nothing unusual, but it is common to see ramp-ups like this.”


Tesla Automation Factory

In the recent fiscal quarterly report of 2018 published by Tesla, we know that the current production capacity of the Tesla Volkswagen Model 3 has exceeded 2,000 units, but there are still 2,500 vehicles produced by Tesla CEO Musk. Not a small gap. It is understood that Tesla plans to achieve the goal of producing 3,000 units of the Model 3 week at the end of the second quarter of this year. So it seems that this time shutting down the production line may be preparing for this.


Tesla founder Musk

It is worth mentioning that not long ago, Musk said in an interview with the media that because of the problem of the Model 3 capacity, he has once again slept on the floor of the factory. "It's not because it's fun to sleep there. It's too bad," said Musk. However, Musk subsequently said that he does not think that these difficulties should all allow employees to experience, and the boss himself went on holiday.

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