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Texas Gigafactory To Ramp Up Tesla Model Y In Q1 2023: Report
In the first quarter of 2023, the electric vehicle manufacturer reportedly plans to begin shipping 75,000 Model Y automobiles from its Texas Gigafactory 
In the first quarter of 2023, the electric vehicle manufacturer reportedly plans to begin shipping 75,000 Model Y automobiles from its Texas Gigafactory -
Tesla's China Aspirations Hits Speed Bump As Local Models Recalled
The recall affects most of the company's locally made Model 3s and all Model Ys. 
The recall affects most of the company's locally made Model 3s and all Model Ys. -
China’s Military Claims Tesla EVs Are Spying On Military Bases
The Chinese military has banned Tesla electric cars from entering military bases. 
The Chinese military has banned Tesla electric cars from entering military bases. -
Tesla's 7-Seater Model Y To Arrive Early Q4
CEO Elon Musk had replied to a fan on Twitter about the 7-seater Model Y. 
CEO Elon Musk had replied to a fan on Twitter about the 7-seater Model Y. -
Tesla Is Getting Ready For The Unveiling Of Model Y
Will the Tesla Model Y look the same as the Model 3? Elon Muk's answers the question. Will the Tesla Model Y look the same as the Model 3? Elon Muk's answers the question. -
Model Y Update: Prototype Progressing Well In Development; Tesla Reports Banner Quarter In Q3 Earnings Call
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has revealed that he has approved the prototype for Model Y, the all-electric crossover SUV, indicating that it was doing well enough in the development phase to proceed with its production which is not expected to happen until 2020. At the company's quarterly earnings call, Musk made the disclosure, which analysts described as uncharacteristic of the otherwise outspoken tech CEO. He stopped short of issuing any specifics on the exact status of the development phase of Model Y, primarily because Tesla's existing manufacturing facilities are already nearing the limits of its capacity. 
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has revealed that he has approved the prototype for Model Y, the all-electric crossover SUV, indicating that it was doing well enough in the development phase to proceed with its production which is not expected to happen until 2020. At the company's quarterly earnings call, Musk made the disclosure, which analysts described as uncharacteristic of the otherwise outspoken tech CEO. He stopped short of issuing any specifics on the exact status of the development phase of Model Y, primarily because Tesla's existing manufacturing facilities are already nearing the limits of its capacity.
