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I woke up at 5am to take (multiple) Ubers from SF down to Fremont to film this video. Enjoy.
Take note of the trailer being loaded with cars. The lot was fairly empty which may be due to many recent shipments.
Take note of the trailer being loaded with cars. The lot was fairly empty which may be due to many recent shipments.
Don't be the guy who crashed his drone: New Footage Captures Drone Crash Over Apple Park 
Would be interesting to see the employee parking lots in the middle of a shift, to see if the crunch is still as bad as the press had portrayed last year.
Would be interesting to see the employee parking lots in the middle of a shift, to see if the crunch is still as bad as the press had portrayed last year.
Don't be the guy who crashed his drone: New Footage Captures Drone Crash Over Apple Park
I have hundreds of hours flying them, I have the proper FAA registrations and keep it in line of sight.
If something did fail, I guess I would just ask Elon really nice like to please return it.
bnsfengineer
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Mike Smith
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I would say not a good sign, if they were cranking them out the lot should be full and should be a lot of invites going out. Lack of invites and empty lot =
This is at 5am (edit: 7am). They were probably being shipped out all night while production was down. You can see car carriers there still loading up. If anything I'd say this is a good sign that the cars don't have any issues and are being shipped out right away. I think the only reason this lot was full before was that there were bottlenecks at the California delivery centers. Now that they're shipping all across the country they're probably going out as soon as they're finished.
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7am but yes if you watch in the first pass the truck is empty and in the second pass they are securing a Red Model X over the cab (we're talking like 3min difference) The row of cars next to the truck is going on that truck.
Great Job! Where did all the cars go??
They were adopted by their new owners.
favo
P3D+ owner
I notice they've started to put the paperwork on the back dash instead of the front, presumably to avoid the staining issue some have reported.
I expect to receive mine end of mars early april in Switzerland normally they go by train and by boat no trucks ? Perhaps I saw my futur car on your video.it's a model S75D blue
The lot _should_ be empty or near empty, especially at 7am. Every car has a buyer waiting at this point.I would say not a good sign, if they were cranking them out the lot should be full and should be a lot of invites going out. Lack of invites and empty lot =
Invites come ahead of production and are batched. You'd have to have a good handle on Model 3 invites so far to determine whether quiet on new invites were any kind of issue. In any case, today Tesla has opened invites to non-owner line-waiters.
Sudre
Active Member
Not bizarre at all.
There are 25 rows where that Semi is loading. That holds about 300 cars.
2500 a week is 500 a day.
If there are no carriers available to ship them, there are well over 200 additional parking spots to pick up any extra slack.
Plus that diagonal temporary fence is easily moved.
Somebody trying to escape the Matrix.And who disagrees with the video
Ulmo
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That's the first time I've seen the track in heavy use! I would have loved to watch that for a few minutes to see what they're doing.
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