By Simon Alvarez Posted on February 27, 2020 The initial deliveries of the Tesla Model Y are about to begin, and as more reservation holders are advised to prepare for delivery, it is becoming more evident that the electric car maker has turned a new page when it comes to its production efficiencies. If Tesla’s …
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By Simon Alvarez Posted on February 26, 2020 Tesla’s potential as a future battery supplier for other automakers is being paved by the ongoing struggles of the company’s rivals today. This idea is becoming more and more feasible as more and more veteran automakers experience battery-related challenges in their respective electric car programs. Building electric …
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By Randell Suba Posted on February 25, 2020 Tesla and Panasonic are ending their manufacturing agreement to produce solar cells at Gigafactory New York as early as May and with a planned full exit by September this year. While the two companies scrap their solar joint venture, Tesla and Panasonic will continue its collaboration on …
