There is a piece of good news for Tesla Aspirants. The most awaited high-volume Model 3 sedan has got all the nods from the regulatory departments production is going to start two weeks ahead of the schedule.
Chief Executive, Elon Musk broke the news via twitter. "(Model 3) Production grows exponentially, so Aug should be 100 cars and Sept above 1,500," Musk said on Twitter. "Looks like we can reach 20,000 Model 3 cars per month in Dec. Expecting to complete SN1 on Friday," Musk added.
The first car off the lineup is SN1 (according to a source).
Musk said in May Tesla was on track to begin production of the $35,000 Model 3 in July.
The company is expected to produce about 5,000 units in a week by the end of the year and later it plans to reach to a 10,000 units per week production.
Recently in February, the electric carmaker has intentionally shut down its California plant for a week for the production of the new model. To meet its target the company plans to start the production in July.
Tesla's previous launches for its Model S sedan and Model X sports utility vehicle were hit by production delays and initial quality issues.
