Tesla is producing 5,000 Models 3's per week at this point looking at the production plans laid out by Musk. The reality will be what? 30 cars for actual buyers?
And then there was the claim that production started in July. But those few units were actually pre-production units, though Tesla claimed it was not doing pre-production units. Pre-production was old-school GM thinking. Instead, Tesla would skip that step and go directly from computer to production to buyer.
Yet here we are 6 months later. None of those promises were kept. Production is barely at a crawl. A few buyers will get a car before end of year.
Meanwhile, old-school GM launched full Bolt production a year ago and have been cranking them out ever since. The fit, finish and quality is high. Will we be able to say the same about the handful of Model 3's that get squeezed out this month?