Radical #TeslaNews Summary

Radical #TeslaNews Summary

1. Tesla Shanghai Megapack Plant completes 60% of construction in 4 months

• Tesla’s Shanghai Megapac plant is 60% complete within four months of construction, a new record. The plant has an annual production capacity of 10,000 (40 GWh) units and covers an area of about 200,000 square meters. The plant aims to support a global green future by exporting Megapacs to overseas markets, including the Asia-Pacific region.

1. Giga Shanghai to export 1 million EVs

• Tesla’s Giga Shanghai plant has recorded a remarkable performance, achieving 1 million EV exports.

1. Tesla Hollywood Diner Installs V4 Supercharger

• Tesla has installed a V4 Supercharger in the Hollywood Diner, which is notable for its futuristic steel exterior design.

1. Tesla China Extends 0% Interest Benefit With Model 3 And Y Purchases

• Tesla has extended the five-year 0% interest loan benefit offered on Model 3 and Model Y purchases in China from the end of September to the end of October.

1. Brazil presents conditions for unblocking X

• According to Brazil’s Supreme Court, X could be unblocked immediately if it pays a $1.9 million fine.

1. SpaceX Under Construction Of Largest U.S. PCB Plant

• SpaceX produces a large volume of Starlink equipment at its Starlink manufacturing facility in Texas and will be the largest printed circuit board (PCB) plant in the United States, Guine Shortwell said.

1. Sony Honda Mobility Agrees With Tesla To Adopt NACS Standards

• Sony Honda Mobility announced that its “AFEELA” electric vehicle will start selling in the U.S. in 2025 and will also be available in Japan, working with Tesla to adopt the North American charging standard (NACS). This makes Sony Honda Mobility the first company in Japan to have Tesla’s V3 and V4 superchargers available.

1. Volkswagen cuts annual vehicle delivery target to 9 million vehicles

• Volkswagen cut its full-year outlook for the second time in three months, citing lower demand. It expects to deliver 9 million vehicles, 240,000 fewer than the previous 9.24 million.

1. Tesla Shanghai Megapack Plant completes 60% of construction in 4 months

• Tesla’s Shanghai Megapac plant is 60% complete within four months of construction, a new record. The plant has an annual production capacity of 10,000 (40 GWh) units and covers an area of about 200,000 square meters. The plant aims to support a global green future by exporting Megapacs to overseas markets, including the Asia-Pacific region.

1. Giga Shanghai to export 1 million EVs

• Tesla’s Giga Shanghai plant has recorded a remarkable performance, achieving 1 million EV exports.

1. Tesla Hollywood Diner Installs V4 Supercharger

• Tesla has installed a V4 Supercharger in the Hollywood Diner, which is notable for its futuristic steel exterior design.

1. Tesla China Extends 0% Interest Benefit With Model 3 And Y Purchases

• Tesla has extended the five-year 0% interest loan benefit offered on Model 3 and Model Y purchases in China from the end of September to the end of October.

1. Brazil presents conditions for unblocking X

• According to Brazil’s Supreme Court, X could be unblocked immediately if it pays a $1.9 million fine.

1. SpaceX Under Construction Of Largest U.S. PCB Plant

• SpaceX produces a large volume of Starlink equipment at its Starlink manufacturing facility in Texas and will be the largest printed circuit board (PCB) plant in the United States, Guine Shortwell said.

1. Sony Honda Mobility Agrees With Tesla To Adopt NACS Standards

• Sony Honda Mobility announced that its “AFEELA” electric vehicle will start selling in the U.S. in 2025 and will also be available in Japan, working with Tesla to adopt the North American charging standard (NACS). This makes Sony Honda Mobility the first company in Japan to have Tesla’s V3 and V4 superchargers available.

1. Volkswagen cuts annual vehicle delivery target to 9 million vehicles

• Volkswagen cut its full-year outlook for the second time in three months, citing lower demand. It expects to deliver 9 million vehicles, 240,000 fewer than the previous 9.24 million.