This is an incomplete list of what was done on the Tesla site as soon as possible. You can look at the progress, in this short video from a dedicated enthusiast who has been watching the automaker's progress since the early days, @Gf4Tesla.
#GigaBerlin
— @GF4Tesla..🏗️🏗️.build #GigaBerlin. (@Gf4Tesla) March 8, 2020
8th February 2020, exactly 4 weeks ago it still looked like this here.🌲🌲
Wow, so much has happened in this time.@Tesla is so fast that sometimes it already overwhelms me....😳 pic.twitter.com/FVQIbU6nfe
#GigaBerlin
— @GF4Tesla..🏗️🏗️.build #GigaBerlin. (@Gf4Tesla) March 8, 2020
Sunday 8th of March, as there is no work on the factory side today,🚧
I will show you a panoramic view 🚁of the fantastic infrastructure GF4 and the species🦎 protection of Tesla.
- Autobahn
- railroad
....... pic.twitter.com/3M37j1UVdw
Thanks to information from another Tesla enthusiast @DerCaspar, we got information that on the site is currently working:
Apologies! My brain froze due to siberian winds.
— Caspar - all about creating a positive future ✨ (@DerCaspar) March 7, 2020
Here is a number update to my previous post below, is more like:
~ 19 Excavators !!
~ 6 Forwarders
~ 1 Crane drops huge weight
~ 1 root soil Sorter
~ 4 Shredder
~ 3 Bulldozer
~ 4 Trucks/Traktors
~ 6 Dixishttps://t.co/gvgmn05o83
As you can see from the list of machines that work on the site, their main activity is aimed at clearing and fully preparing the site for construction. This is exactly what the Brandenburg Environmental Association has allowed Tesla to do.
Check out Tesla’s progress on the site in this video.
Tesla plans to hire up to 12,000 employees at the beginning of production in 2021. The American automaker plans to fill vacancies with locals and employees from all over Europe. This combination should help achieve ambitious production goals.
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