2022 Tesla Model Y With 4680 Battery & Texas Is Starting Production!

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► Giga Texas will likely have the ability to start Tesla Model Y production within the next few days. Giga Austin, it appears paperwork is now clearing the way for Model Y production starting over the next days. We believe the stamping machines for 2022 Tesla Model Y and testing is already in place and mostly completed, green light for Tesla to kick off Austin.
Interestingly, a recent video from the site hints that the Tesla Cybertruck area may receive some new machines. Giga Texas is expected to be 4.28 million square feet and it will be divided into several sections including final assembly, stamping, and casting. The factory will operate starting with the production of the Tesla Model Y 2022, followed by the Cybertruck. According to Tesla news, ther vehicles, such as the Model 3 and Tesla Semi, are also expected to be produced at the Gigafactory Texas in the future.
► Germany’s National Environment Agency has again granted Tesla an early permit to allow the electric car maker to produce 2,000 Model Y test cars at the Giga Berlin. Tesla asked to build more Models to test vehicles in Giga Berlin. The National Environment Agency previously approved a trial production of 250 Model Y 2022 bodies, while Tesla is awaiting final approval from Giga Berlin.
Therefore, the sales value of 2,000 2022 Model Y vehicles is about 120 million euros ($136 million). Last week, 33 Model Y vehicles were spotted at Giga Berlin.
► According to Tesla Update, the Tesla Model Y Owner's Manual now directly references the vehicle's structural battery pack. As shown in the new version of the document, the jacking procedure for the Tesla Model Y with the structural battery is slightly different because their lift points are located in slightly different locations compared to previous iterations of the vehicle.
On the one hand, it reinforces the idea that the component could be rolled out to the new Model Y 2022 that will soon be produced in Giga Texas. Speculation abounds, thanks to reports that Giga Texas’ Model Y will have tesla 4680 battery.
As the name suggests, Tesla’s structural battery is built into the vehicle’s structural platform. The efficient use of Tesla’s 4680 cells in structural batteries could also help the Model Y boost its driving range while optimizing production costs at the same time. Over time, as Tesla gains more production capacity, it wouldn’t be surprising if the Model Y’s current stablemates. The 2022 Model S, 2022 Model 3, and 2022 Model X also receive the 4680 batteries.
► New report shows Tesla battery supplier CATL’s new factory near the Shanghai Gigafactory has already sent batteries to the electric car maker, strengthening two Already solid partnerships between companies.
In June 2021, CATL said it plans to build a new EV battery production facility near Tesla's China EV manufacturing plant, the Giga Shanghai.
Tesla is working on expanding the production lines and capacity at Gigafactory Shanghai. In November, the company performed a routine Environmental Impact Assessment and stated that it planned to increase the production capacity of “a new model line” by at least 50%. This can be assumed as the Model Y line, which already has 6,000 active employees. Tesla wants to increase the plant’s manufacturing capacity and bring an additional 3,000 workers to the Model Y line, bringing the total to 9,000 workers for the all-electric crossover’s production processes.
► Tesla sold 40,500 Model Y units in December 2021, ranking second in general SUV retail sales. The Haval H6 was the best-selling SUV in China with 41,456 units sold. Between January 2021 and December 2021, Tesla sold 169,853 Model Y units, ranking ninth in CPCA’s overall retail sales of SUVs.
Yet the Tesla Model Y is at the top of the premium SUV market. In December 2021, the Tesla Model Y sold 40,500 units, making it the best-selling premium SUV in the nation.

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