- The assembly line that used to manufacture the Tesla Model S and Model X has been decommissioned.
- Tesla shared a short video of the process, saying that the process took just 46 days.
- Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that the Fremont factory will eventually churn out 1 million robots annually.
The assembly line that built the world’s first truly modern electric car has been decommissioned after 14 years. Tesla started mass production of the Model S at the former General Motors and Toyota factory in Fremont, California, in 2012, with the Model X SUV joining the lineup in 2015.