2021 was a very productive year for Tesla, one of the most popular names in the electric car world. On the other hand, the company, of which Elon Musk is the CEO, also experienced negativities such as recalls and factory closures due to coronavirus. However, these events do not seem to have adversely affected the company.
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Tesla produced 305 thousand vehicles in the first quarter of this year
The first quarter of 2022 has started quite hectic for Tesla. The company, which opened two new factories in Berlin and Austin, remained on the agenda with the recent Twitter exit of its CEO, Elon Musk. Tesla announced earnings data for the first quarter, which was accompanied by intense production and agenda.
According to the announced data, Tesla produced 305 thousand vehicles in the first quarter of this year and delivered 310 thousand of them to the vehicle owners in this process. With this production line, the company has almost doubled its value compared to the same quarter of last year, increasing its value to $18.76 billion.
This growth experienced by the company was actually considered quite interesting by many segments. So much so that the company has been on the agenda lately with production problems and subsequently supply problems. Considering that the factory opened in Berlin has just been opened, Tesla seems to have had a very successful process. But the company’s supply chain shortage is at its peak.
Tesla’s factory in Shanghai has been closed for more than 3 weeks due to the coronavirus. The factory shutdown naturally resulted in supply chains. per day in Shanghai 2 thousand pieces automobile was produced. As such, the company has a new plan for the big gap in the closed days. Tesla, closed loop He started his attempts to switch to the working system called the
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