A bit disappointing to see Model S and Model X numbers lumped together, as well as Model 3 and Model Y numbers.
I'm sure the model S sells better than the Model X but I'm curious which of Model 3 and Model Y sells better...
I'm sure the model S sells better than the Model X but I'm curious which of Model 3 and Model Y sells better...
In Shanghai factory they make 2 Model Y for each Model 3.
In Fremont they do both Model 3 and Model Y, don't know the breakdown. Possibly more Model 3 because that was the first car they made there and they still have more production lines for Model 3.
Austin and Berlin are only Model Y. They don't contribute much today (maybe 3k/week) but they'll ramp to 500k cars each within 2 years, hence the production (and sales) of Model Y will grow significantly while production of Model 3 not so much.