The Tesla Megapack Megafactory in Lathrop is humming with activity.
If you look at the facilities of the electric vehicle maker, you will see that they are putting the pedal to the metal. Recent images of the company's Lathrop Megafactory are indicative of a strong end to the year. The Megapack is the company's flagship battery storage product. A few months ago,Tesla posted a video on social media inviting interested applicants to apply for a post in the facility.
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At the @Tesla mega pack factory in Lathrop and things are getting done! Tesla fundamentals are high and I can't wait to see the Q4 results #TeslaEnergy #tesla $tsla #MEGAPACK pic.twitter.com/NbYTjt4LAA
— TOC San Joaquin Valley (@SjvTesla) December 20, 2022
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The Megafactory is manufacturing the future of energy storage. Recent drone images and footage taken by members of theTesla community have indicated that the Megafactory is currently abuzz with activity. The video was posted by D. Ryes The Megafactory's holding lots were filled with Megapacks that were ready for delivery.
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$TSLA megafactory. Apparently my drone sucks and doesn’t go very far. I’ll get better equipment and try to go next week to cover the entire complex. It’s pretty massive pic.twitter.com/KsrGxQAeS9
— D. Reyes (@MarketMaven2022) December 19, 2022
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The parking lot of the facility was filled with employee vehicles as well, as seen in the images shared by the San Joaquin Valley group. The Megafactory is currently operating around the clock, according to comments from the owners club. This suggests that the electric vehicle division of the company is pushing hard to make as many Megapack batteries for consumers as possible before the end of the year. The Megapack batteries are part of the company's plans for a sustainable energy future. The product has been successful so far.
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In Q3 to 2, the company's energy storage deployment increased by 62% year-over-year. 1GWh. The growth was particularly impressive considering the chip shortage, according to the Update Letter. We can't keep up with demand for our storage products. In order to address the growing demand, we are ramping production at our dedicated 40 gigapack factory in Lathrop, California.