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"All Tesla vehicles produced in our factory" is present perfect tense, implying an event that happened at an unspecified time in the past and continues to the present. You would have to add "ever" to include all vehicles ever produced.

So then, what about the Model S with AP1? It was produced just last year.

That isn't present tense, by saying "All Tesla vehicles produced in our factory" means today and going forward.

No, that's not what it means. It's past tense.

If GM claims that all Chevys produced in their factories have airbags, do you reject that because the ‘86 IROC-Z doesn't have one?

I would read it as "All Tesla vehicles CURRENTLY produced...". It's a reassurance that every new car you buy now will have the capabilities.

What factory were they produced at?

Fremont is where Tesla builds all vehicles currently.