Giga Texas

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Five custom Tesla builds are heading to the X Takeover at Giga Texas.

Owners prepared multiple unique modifications for the weekend event.

Video showed a passenger trapped while a Cybercab circled a parking lot repeatedly.

And where are you right

now? I'm at the Tesla Giga Texas factory that we're about to complete.

So, yeah, what you see behind me is the factory, basically.

We have the office space and the factory kind of together.

I think that factory is supposed to put out 20,000 a month or 20,000 a week, something like that.

The big new Texas gigafactory.

What did I tell you? It's putting out at the beginning of month.

It's putting out like a million.

By the way, it says, so I don't know how true this is.

So take this as like grapevine stuff for now.

But the Giga Texas factory is going to be 7 million square feet, targeted capacity of 10 million Optimus robots per year.

Initial production plan to begin 2027.

Now I didn't know this, but if you've been...

So for those that aren't in Texas, when you're in San Antonio and you drive to Austin, you can take a toll road to go around Austin, and when you take that toll road, on the right is the Gigafactory, and you see it every time.

What I didn't know is the Gigafactory is also on the other side of that toll road, I believe.

I, I haven't seen it myself.

I just saw the vide- videos.

And so to make manufacturing more efficient, they've actually created tunnels at, at the Gigafactory to get parts from one location to another, as you would imagine.

So it's kinda become a lab there at The Boring Company or at the, the Gigafactory for tunneling.

And so they wanna do this, of course, in Austin down to San Antonio, which a lot of traffic, a lot of accidents.

And this is what it is, the Terafab.

The Terafab And it's approximately the size comparison between Giga Texas, the Pentagon, Apple Park, and the Mall of America.

There's never been a building this large.

Think of that again.

Tesla has built its first cyber cab using a cathode active material.

It's cathode active material at Giga Texas.

So this is used to make the positive electrode on the battery cell.

So Tesla has been working on a dry cathode process for 4680 cells since before they announced it.

But it's also, we bring in cells, and this is a cool project.

We bring in cells, our in-house made battery cells from Gigafactory Texas, and the plan is to unload them a- automatically, automated, from the trailer.

They get stationed, and then they get consumed by the line, again, fully automated, all the way to the point that then they drive off the line, and at no point is there any human intervention or touch point.

Yeah, and you, a lot of you may be wondering, why do we do all this? Like, at Tesla, since the beginning, we believe if someone can't do it, we need to do it, because no one else will solve the problem better.

make way more sense.

I haven't heard that, but also Texas is their HQ.

Yeah, but that's where CyberCab is.

Well, aren't they building Cybertruck, CyberCab, and the Model Y, and the YL now.

That came out since we talked.

At Texas.

All at Texas.

I don't know how they're fitting at all, but I guess the CyberCab...