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Tesla China shares a response to the shutdown of Gigafactory Shanghai

by Meghana Kandra
December 26, 2022 - Updated On December 27, 2022
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Tesla China shares a response as its Gigafactory Shanghai shut down production. Media reports stated that the factory suspended production on Saturday. However, Tesla China reported that the Shanghai plant will maintain efficient production by the end of 2022. They pointed out that the production halt statements by the Media are “not entirely accurate.”

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Tesla China address Giga Shanghai reported production shutdown
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Tesla China noted, “The Shanghai plant will still maintain efficient production and excellent output in 2022. Vehicle production will be carried out as planned for the annual production line maintenance next week (that is, this week). At the same time, after a year of hard work, the workers also took a break during the maintenance period of the production line. The charging piles and other workshops have not stopped, and the media’s statement that the factory has stopped production is not entirely accurate.”

The statement was told to The Global Times on December 25. Tesla China explained that Giga Shanghai’s vehicle production line would be undergoing its annual maintenance. The facility’s workshops that produce charging piles would not be halting their work as well. While Tesla China’s explanation is definitely appreciated, it would not be difficult to argue that the EV maker could have handled its communications better this time around. Reports of Giga Shanghai’s alleged production halt this month have been abounding since the start of December, and back then, all Tesla China really stated was that the reports’ claims were “untrue.” It would have been quite better if Tesla China posted its full explanation once the initial reports of the production halt came out.

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Over the weekend, Reuters noted that Gigafactory Shanghai had canceled its morning shift. The publication also claimed that the EV maker had informed all workers at the plant that they could start their break. Reuters cited an internal notice and two sources reportedly familiar with the matter as its sources of information in its report.

This may be the “official” response to media request regarding ? shutdown. China Business Herald quotes Tesla CN as saying that Giga Shanghai will undergo scheduled maintenance while workers take time off after yearlong hard work. Charger production shop is still in operation.? pic.twitter.com/7giHn0wEhN

— Ray (@ray4tesla) December 26, 2022

In a way, the handling of Giga Shanghai’s annual production line maintenance could be seen as a rare miss for Tesla China’s communications team, which typically handles communication much better than its Western counterpart. Tesla China, for example, has managed to win the war against the social media trend of alleged Tesla “brake failure” incidents in the past. Thanks to assertive legal strategies, among others, Tesla China was able to secure apologies from both media outlets and social media influencers who pushed the “brake failure” narrative in the country.

Tags: electric vehiclesGigafactory ShanghaiProduction haltTesla ChinaThe Global Times
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Meghana Kandra

Meghana studied PGD in Journalism, open university. She has more than five years of experience in content writing, from creative content development to online journalism. Electric vehicle enthusiast, engineer, and feminist.

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