Reuters reports Tesla is forecasting big production increases through the end of the year and 2023. Most of the increases will be from Model Y and Model 3.
ReutersTesla's output and deliveries have been higher in the fourth quarter than other quarters of the year going back to 2018.
Musk, Tesla’s CEO and product architect, told analysts last quarter the company had a “good chance” of hitting a global production run rate of 40,000 vehicles a week by the end of 2022. The internal forecast detailed to Reuters would assume Tesla can hit and maintain that production through the first quarter.
Sam Fiorani, vice president of global forecasting at AutoForecast Solutions , which tracks production, said it would not be a surprise to see big jumps in output for Tesla from plants in Austin and Berlin since those plants have been running below capacity. Tesla recently upgraded the factory's capacity. Sources told Reuters earlier this week the plan was to run production at 20,500 vehicles a week for the remainder of the year.
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