This is not my forecast for Q2 - I'm trying to model some numbers based on your post.
I'm arriving at a lower number for Shanghai. I have 132,800. Let me know where my math or assumptions are off. I'm assuming 6 day work weeks.
The 3rd month of June for Shanghai seems low with 67,600; if the supply chain for parts is fine for June, I think Shanghai should be well above 70,000 units (that would be more than 2,600 per day).
The modeling below shows Q2 below Q1 by 12,807 units. Tesla will need more production from Shanghai in June and higher production from Berlin and Austin to meet the Q1 production numbers.
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Edit: I ran a manufacturing site for 3 years that supported a $12B business (yes, I was not only an accountant). When you have a motivated workforce, they can take production to unimaginable levels when a crisis is on hand. I think Tesla's line workers will see this as a challenge and will rise to the occasion to surprise all of us.