Hey everybody, Rob Mauer here. Welcome back to Tesla Daily. Today we are talking about

Tesla's new production milestone at Kigbra Lin. We also have new incentives added by Tesla

ahead of quarter-end, some updates on the Cybertruck, and more.

Decent start to the last week of the quarter for Tesla stock up about 3-4% today to $191.81

while the NASDAQ was down half a percent on the day.

Alright, let's get right into the update on Kigbra Lin. Tesla over the weekend on Twitter

confirmed that Kigbra Lin has hit a 5,000-unit production week. So huge milestone for Tesla.

This is what Tesla usually refers to as being volume production. It's about a quarter

of a million vehicle per year run rate. So hitting that target less than a full quarter

later, really not too far off of that goal. What I think is most exciting about this, though,

is that Tesla accomplished this step up from 4,000 vehicles per week to 5,000 so quickly it

was actually only 27 days ago when we talked about them hitting 4,000 for the first time.

That's almost a third of the amount of time that it took Tesla to go from their first

3,000-vehicle week to their first 4,000-vehicle week at Kigbra Lin. That took 70 days.

So you may remember that last month we took a look at how this ramp had been progressing

based on those milestones that Tesla had shared with us previously, and despite all the

challenges, if you look at this graphically, the ramp seemed to be progressing quite smoothly.

And although we did have limited data, we could extrapolate that pretty nicely, getting

pretty good fits, and that seemed to imply that a 5,000-vehicle week would happen probably

for the first time in April. So if we add this new data point, it's pretty well ahead

of what the progress so far would have indicated. Now, some of that could be attributable to

differences in shifts, things like that can be a little bit more step changes in terms

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