$25k Tesla-2 .cn EV> 2022 production +

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https://thedriven.io/2021/08/05/tesla-may-have-already-completed-low-priced-model-2-prototype/
Tesla may have already completed low-priced Model 2 prototype
August 5, 2021 ... Tesla has completed design and manufacture of a $US25,000 electric hatch dubbed the “Model 2” ... The elusive cheaper compact Model Whatever may come sooner than you think. The prototype is said to have been completed & most component suppliers have been lined up. Trial production has been planned for the end of 2021 ...
https://thedriven.io/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/screenshot-weibointl.api_.weibo_.cn-2020.01.jpg
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https://twitter.com/ray4tesla/status/1421120513842192384


https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-25k-compact-prototype-completed-rumor/
Tesla $25K compact electric car prototype has been completed: rumor
August 3, 2021 ...  Tesla China is making good progress in its development of the highly-anticipated $25k compact electric car. If recent rumors from China are any indication, it appears that the upcoming affordable EV is still planned for trial production for the end of 2021 ...
https://twitter.com/ray4tesla/status/1421115877743677444

https://electrek.co/2021/08/04/tesla-25000-electric-car-temper-expectations-timing/



.de gigafactory> cut-off water restored

https://fintechzoom.com/fintech_news_tesla-nasdaq-tsla/german-utility-restores-water-supply-to-tesla-after-stoppage/https://fintechzoom.com/fintech_news_tesla-nasdaq-tsla/german-utility-restores-water-supply-to-tesla-after-stoppage/
German utility restores water supply to Tesla after stoppage
August 5, 2021 ... BERLIN (AP) — A German utility said Friday it is restoring water supply to the construction site of a Tesla factory near Berlin, a day after it was cut off because of an unpaid bill ... WSE ... shut down the pipes after repeated warnings, and that a 14-day notice period had expired ...




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