| They have never been at 20 per week. The most recent numbers I've heard from Tesla are 12 per week in November, ramping up to 15 per week in December, 20 per week in February and 30 per week by spring.
Projects about future production rates are by nature quite speculative, since production rate increases require that every single vendor increase their production in lock-step with everyone else. Also any glitches in the process can potentially delay both individual cars and the output rate.
It's a tricky business making cars, especially a totally new design like the Roadster.
__________________ Tom Saxton Nov 30 2006 to Jun 5 2009 - A long wait for an awesome ride. |