Summary of NEW 2023 Teslas Start Production | Here's What We Know

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Tesla has begun production on their 2023 model year vehicles, with the first two cars being the model X and the model 3. Tesla is all about cost cutting, and they are selling cars quickly. The company has been upgraded to investment grade, and Toyota and Ford are both facing electric car production issues.

• 00:00:00 Tesla is updating their website and model y with design changes, the Cyber truck is being made, and it will take a long time to be assembled and tested.
• 00:05:00 Tesla has officially begun producing their 2023 model year vehicles. This applies to cars built at Fremont for the time being and is expected to expand shortly to gigabyte Texas. The first two cars that are moving to model year 2023 are the model X and the model 3. Model year 2022 production of the Tesla vehicles has already been shifted over to the 2023 model year. The rest of the rumors are mostly rumored changes that would add cost to Tesla's production. Tesla is all about cost cutting as long as they keep selling cars. We'll have to see how many Tesla take delivery of this year and how quickly Tesla fulfills Pepsi's initial order of 100 electric Tesla semis.
• 00:10:00 Tesla has been upgraded to investment grade long-term credit rating, Toyota is resuming production and shipping bz-4x models, and Ford is facing supply and demand issues on their Mustang Mach e electric car.
• 00:15:00 The Tesla Model S and Model X start at a cost of 54,000 dollars, and the Ford F-150 Lightning Pro starts at 51,000 dollars. The price of the Tesla Model S and Model X are likely to increase in the near future, but Polestar, a Swedish electric car company, is still on track to deliver 50,000 electric cars this year.