38 Tesla Semi Trucks Roll Out, Marking Production Momentum

Get ready, because something big is happening with Tesla Semi production despite last week’s skepticism expressed in a Bloomberg report and covered by Torque News Youtube channel Tesla is ramping up production of their amazing Semi trucks. These trucks are like nothing you've ever seen before! And you won't believe how many of them are already rolling off the line at Tesla's Gigafactory Nevada. 38 of these super cool trucks are on the road right now! They're going to change the way we transport things forever. It's an exciting time, and you won't want to miss what's coming next!

So, slowly but surely Tesla seems to be catching its rhythm with the initial production of the Semi. This was suggested at in sightings of the Class 8 all-electric truck at Tesla’s pilot production site near Gigafactory Nevada.

The Tesla Semi truck is very important for the electric vehicle company. Elon Musk pointed out that while trucks make up only 1% of vehicles, they create 20% of pollution. The Tesla Semi wants to lower this pollution. To make this happen, Tesla needs to make a lot of these trucks. They plan to do this by expanding their factory in Nevada, but first they need to fix any problems with making the truck.

The Tesla Semi aims to drastically lower that number. But to accomplish this, Tesla needs to produce the Semi en masse. The company plans to do this with the expansion of Gigafactory Nevada, but before that is built, Tesla would need to iron out the kinks in the Class 8 all-electric truck’s initial production.

Thankfully, sightings from the EV community suggest that the Tesla Semi’s initial production is going relatively smoothly. Tesla enthusiast @HinrichsZane, who has been observing Tesla’s pilot production facility for the Semi, recently shared on Twitter that he has now observed about 38 of the all-electric trucks from the facility.

Semi-charmed tesla life part duex. By my count we are up to 38 of these. Just the beginning of a tsunami. pic.twitter.com/fgx56Vc1Bf— Zanegler (@HinrichsZane) February 12, 2023

Also, I think it's great that PepsiCo is taking delivery of the new Tesla Semi trucks! It shows that more and more companies are recognizing the benefits of electric vehicles and are taking steps to reduce their impact on the environment. And with the reports that PepsiCo is planning to roll out 100 Tesla Semi units in 2023, it's clear that they see the value in making the switch to electric transportation. I think this is a step in the right direction and I hope to see more companies following PepsiCo's lead. Moving towards electric transportation is crucial for a sustainable future and I'm glad to see companies like PepsiCo taking action.

That's great to hear! It's always encouraging when the production process of a highly anticipated product like the Tesla Semi is running smoothly. The fact that @HinrichsZane has observed 38 of the trucks coming out of the pilot production facility is a positive sign that the company is making progress towards ramping up production and bringing the Semi to market. The Tesla Semi has the potential to have a significant impact on the transportation industry and the environment, so it's exciting to see the company moving in the right direction. Here's to hoping that the momentum continues and the production of the Semi continues to go smoothly.

Right now, the Tesla Semi doesn't use the new 4680 battery cells that Tesla has and as we thought was going to be the case, but with the expansion of their Nevada factory, the truck will probably use these new cells in the future.

I think it's interesting that the Tesla Semi trucks being produced today do not use the new 4680 battery cells. But at the same time, it makes sense that Tesla would want to make sure everything is running smoothly before making any major changes. I'm excited to see what the transition to the new battery form factor will mean for the performance and efficiency of the Tesla Semi. And with the expansion of Gigafactory Nevada, it seems like the transition is going to happen soon. I have high hopes for what the 4680 battery cells will bring to the table and I can't wait to see the Tesla Semi perform with this new technology. Overall, it's exciting to see Tesla continuing to push the boundaries of innovation in the electric vehicle industry.

Key Features of Tesla Semi

The Tesla Semi boasts several key features that set it apart from traditional diesel trucks. Firstly, it has a range of up to 500 miles on a single charge, which is significantly higher than traditional diesel trucks. This means that the Tesla Semi can complete longer hauls without the need for refueling stops.

Another key feature of the Tesla Semi is its advanced safety features. The truck is equipped with an autopilot system that provides real-time safety warnings, collision avoidance, and even emergency braking. The truck's large windscreen provides an unobstructed view of the road ahead, making it easier for the driver to navigate and avoid potential hazards.

Finally, the Tesla Semi is designed to be more environmentally friendly than traditional diesel trucks. It produces zero emissions and operates silently, reducing the impact on the environment and local communities.

Tesla's Semi's Initial Production Momentum

Since the initial production of the Tesla Semi, the company has received numerous orders from companies across various industries, including transportation, logistics, and retail. These companies recognize the benefits of the Tesla Semi and are making a conscious effort to switch to more sustainable transportation solutions.

The high demand for the Tesla Semi has resulted in a backlog of orders, with delivery times stretching into 2023 and beyond. This backlog is a testament to the popularity of the truck and the trust that consumers have in Tesla's ability to deliver high-quality products.

The Future of Electric Trucking

The initial production momentum of the Tesla Semi has set the stage for a new era of electric trucking. The truck's innovative technology and eco-friendly design is paving the way for other companies to develop similar products. This will lead to an increased demand for electric trucks, further driving down the cost of electric trucking and making it more accessible to businesses of all sizes.

Furthermore, the widespread adoption of electric trucks will also have a positive impact on the environment. The reduction in emissions from trucks will help to mitigate the effects of climate change and improve air quality in local communities.

The Tesla Semi is a game-changer in the trucking industry and its initial production momentum is just the beginning. With its advanced features, eco-friendly design, and high demand, the Tesla Semi is setting the standard for electric trucking and shaping the future of sustainable transportation solutions. The expansion of Gigafactory Nevada will play a critical role in this endeavor, but it's important that the initial production of the truck runs smoothly to set the foundation for the company's future success.

Armen Hareyan is the founder and the Editor in Chief of Torque News. He founded TorqueNews.com in 2010, which since then has been publishing expert news and analysis about the automotive industry. He can be reached at Torque News Twitter, Facebok, Linkedin and Youtube.