Tesla allegedly planning to restart production, report says
The Big T may be trying to resume production in Fremont, California.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk made it very clear how he feels California’s strict shelter-in-place orders. And after A report was released on Wednesday According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Tesla’s Fremont facility may be preparing to resume production, at least to a limited extent.
The state of California decided that Tesla’s car production was not essential and forced the plant to idle. However, it went on a week after it was supposed to shutdown, though that The factory finally ceased production.
The chronicle now states that the factory may be preparing to start operating and cites an anonymous source that the report describes as “familiar with the operation of the factory.” Tesla did not respond to the Chronicle’s request for comment or a separate roadshow request.
While the factory is technically decommissioned, employees work in Fremont to support the maintenance of the plant and the machines inside. This is permitted under California’s on-site protection regulations. According to the source of the chronicle, more staff were hired to prepare the factory for reopening next week. Part of preparing the factory for reopening would likely involve putting new equipment and guidelines available to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
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