MartinAustin
Active Member
Wow. Some people are saying "Why build now... they have two years", as if you can build an entire production line in a few days/months. And here you say "There's not enough time to build a warehouse!". Half of Fremont is currently storing either parts or incomplete inventory, and all they need to do is move it all somewhere else, and they can start building a production line.
Totally agree with your point.
We must also keep a level head and ask Tesla what they are doing to assure investors they can smoothly deliver the flood of Model 3 cars that will begin towards the end of next year and will certainly be in full swing by mid-2018. That's less than two years away. There needs to be a huge amount of construction/purchasing/remodelling going on across dozens of sites - in the USA alone - to avoid a total meltdown at the current community of Tesla delivery centers, many of which are melting down right now, and that's without the increasing deliveries of S+X that will occur over the next 18 months. Haven't seen anything to track this expansion. (perhaps TMC could have a service/delivery construction tracker the same way that we lovingly track Supercharger permitting and construction)