A few Tesla Model Y bodies have been spotted in the latest drone footage of the under-construction Giga Berlin site.
Multiple local observers in their drone videos have spotted 4 car bodies being placed at the Giga Berlin storage area. Looking at the screengrabs from these videos confirms that these are not complete cars but only Tesla Model Y frames imported from Fremont. Looks like testing and calibrating the machinery for Model Y production start next year is getting close.
Just recently Tesla secured the permit to complete the next-gen Giga Berlin paint shop, these Model Y shells might also become useful for paint shop testing soon.
In the above aerial closeup photo, we can see that all the glass roofs, windows, and frunk covers are missing under the covers. More comments in this photo spotting thread confirm that these are actually Tesla Model Y body shells only.
The empty Model Y shells can be seen in the following drone video by Tobias Lindh, I have positioned the video start timer to when the drone reaches the storage area and the covered frames are visible.
Besides the rapid construction development work at Giga Berlin, Tesla obtained the approval to clear more of the forestation area. Another video that labels each area as the drone flies over them, shows that Tesla has already started ground preparation for the newly cleared land.
The most interesting thing to watch for at Giga Berlin in the near future would be witnessing the Giga Casting machines producing the front and rear Model Y single-piece underbody diecasts. The thing that is going to revolutionize how cars are made, as once said by Tesla CEO and visionary Sir Elon Reeve Musk.
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Tesla better put the glass roofs on them car, the sleeping snakes just might be looking forca joje after they get evicted from the forest.
That sounds like a good idea!