The production of Model X and Model S has increased by 400%, but it is still lagging behind Tesla’s objective of producing 500,000 cars every year by 2018. Considering the initial reliability concerns with Model X, it is essential that they release the Model 3 in right time. There is a major reason behind Tesla’s move of acquiring Grohmann Engineering.
When a car company prepares for a massive increase in production, it’s not enough to focus on the cars only, a company like that needs to stress on the methods of production as well.
When Tesla Model 3 goes on sale, it will be the company’s most entry-level model, and it is gradually shaping up to be the first mass-produced electric car which comes with mainstream appeal.
It will be the cheapest model from Tesla to be released so far, but it will provide the same ownership experience as the other vehicles in the Tesla lineup.
Ever since it’s unveiling in March, hundreds of thousands of potential customers have already placed a deposit of 1000 pounds. The pre-production format design of the car has been seen, but a lot of information still needs to be released.
Stay tuned for more updates on Tesla Model 3!