Tesla AI Watch posted an update
Tesla’s Cybercab production line at Gigafactory Texas can reportedly build vehicles faster than the company can deploy them. BASENOR attributes that account to Tesla vehicle engineering vice-president Lars Moravy, saying the line does not run every day because there are not enough deployment slots.
Why it mattersThe mismatch matters: building more robotaxis does not make them useful until Tesla can put them into service. BASENOR says Tesla is prioritising its own fleet rather than opening ordinary consumer orders, so the bottleneck is the rollout network, not just factory capacity. A robotaxi factory with cars waiting for somewhere to go is an awkward sort of success.
Discuss: Should Tesla sell Cybercabs to private buyers to use spare production capacity, or keep the fleet under its own control?
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