Tesla Fremont Factory is Getting a New GA5 Production Line Which Could Be for Model Y

September 10, 2019
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Electrek reports that Tesla is preparing a fifth assembly line at its Fremont, California, factory. It seems that this is the new Model Y production.

Tesla is working on 5th assembly line at Fremont factory ahead of Model Y production: Tesla is preparing a fifth assembly line at its Fremont, California, factory as it prepares to add Model Y production to the already very busy plant. more… —… https://t.co/26yr3kgNw0 pic.twitter.com/IzauR9kVl3

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SOURCES – Tesla, Electrek, Hyperchange
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