特斯拉上海飞拍：
On January 3, 2023, the Tesla Shanghai factory resumed work and everything resumed as usual. Some people suspected that the Shanghai factory did not resume work properly, so I went to the Shanghai factory two days later (January 5) to understand the situation on site.
On the morning of the 5th, the sun was just showing its red face when it was covered by clouds. The sky looked gray without the sun, the spread of the epidemic was still rampant in China, many factories were in semi-production, and I was worried that Tesla would also be affected by the epidemic and be in a passive state. As I set up my drone to observe, the factory presented a busy scene. I was impressed by the line of haulers waiting to enter the factory outside and the neatly arranged haulers in the factory parking area. I counted about 45 haulers parked on site, the most I've seen so far, and it was clear that Tesla has picked up the pace of logistics. And at the road test site for Phase 1 M3, the M3 shuttles around the runway; so does Phase 2 MY.
In addition, morning buses transporting employees shuttled through the plant one after another, and private car parking lots were full of cars, all of which suggests that the epidemic is not preventing the plant from running normally, and the rumors of not resuming work are not valid. Hello, GIGA Shanghai 2023!
