#Production

Model 3/Y • Apr 24, 2026

Tesla claims boost Giga Berlin production 20%, but numbers don’t add up

Tesla claims a 20% production increase at Giga Berlin starting in July, with plans to hire 1,000 new workers and convert 500 temporary roles to permanent. However, the plant's current output of 61,000 Model Y units in Q1 2026 is far below its stated annual capacity of 375,000, raising questions about the accuracy of the milestone. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this suggests potential production bottlenecks or overstated capacity claims, which could impact vehicle delivery timelines in Europe.

Cybertruck • Apr 23, 2026

Tesla Cybercab Production Begins, But Unsupervised FSD Remains Limited

Tesla has begun production of the Cybercab, a vehicle designed without a steering wheel or pedals for full autonomy. However, the company has not yet achieved the necessary regulatory approval or technology maturity for unsupervised Full Self-Driving (FSD) operation. For owners and enthusiasts, this means the Cybercab is rolling off the line, but its core "robotaxi" feature remains limited and unavailable for public use in the near term.

Model 3/Y • Apr 23, 2026

Tesla Expanding Giga Berlin Workforce by 1,000 to Boost Model Y Production

Tesla is adding 1,000 new jobs at its Giga Berlin factory in response to rising demand for the Model Y across Europe. The expansion aims to boost production capacity at the company’s only European plant. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this signals stronger Model Y availability and faster delivery times in the region.

Optimus • Apr 23, 2026

Tesla confirms Optimus production starting late July at Fremont on former Model S/X line

Tesla will begin production of its Optimus humanoid robot in late July or August 2026 at its Fremont factory, repurposing the former Model S/X assembly line. However, CEO Elon Musk cautioned that initial output will be very slow and unpredictable due to the robot's complexity. This marks Tesla's official transition into a new product category, signaling a major strategic shift beyond automotive manufacturing.

Model S/X • Apr 17, 2026

Tesla: Why the End of Model S and X Is Just the Start of a Much Bigger Revolution

Tesla is discontinuing production of its Model S and X vehicles in early 2026, marking a significant shift for the company. The move signals Tesla's strategic pivot away from its legacy luxury models to focus on a broader revolution centered on artificial intelligence and new technologies. For owners and enthusiasts, this underscores Tesla's evolution from a carmaker to a company prioritizing future AI-driven products and services.

Model S/X • Apr 16, 2026

Tesla’s last chance version of the flagship Model X is officially gone

Tesla has sold out its exclusive, invitation-only Signature Edition of the Model X Plaid. This special version marked the final production run of the current Model X generation at the Fremont factory. Its sell-out signals the imminent end of this vehicle's production cycle, making it a collector's item for enthusiasts.

Optimus • Apr 15, 2026

Tesla Suggests Giga Shanghai May Play Major Role in Optimus Production Plans

Tesla's Giga Shanghai factory is being considered as a key production site for its Optimus humanoid robot. This indicates Tesla is advancing its plans to mass-manufacture the Optimus bot. For Tesla enthusiasts, it signals a major scaling-up of the company's robotics ambitions, leveraging Shanghai's proven manufacturing efficiency.

Cybertruck • Apr 14, 2026

Cybertruck Q1 2026 sales hit new low as buyers await cheaper AWD variant

Tesla Cybertruck sales reached their lowest quarterly level in Q1 2026 since its launch. This slump is attributed to potential buyers waiting for a more affordable all-wheel-drive version to become available. For enthusiasts, this indicates that demand may be constrained until Tesla releases lower-priced variants of the vehicle.