Tesla is looking to add a fourth shift for the assembly lines at its Berlin Gigafactory in Germany in a bid to double weekly production and thus reach 500,000 cars made per year.
has already added a third production shift, as confirmed by the head of the Frankfurt Employment Agency, Jochem Freyer. The official said that the EV manufacturer has already filled all the positions needed for the third shift and, as rbb24 speculates, Tesla is looking to hire more people for a fourth shift.
The Fremont-based car brand currently employs around 10,000 at its factory in Grunheide, Germany and it has recently marked the important milestone ofPhotos The next step is to double the weekly stats and go for an annual production rate of 500,000 cars, and then up the ante again with the ultimate goal of making up to