Tesla $TSLA has opened its first high-volume Semi factory in Nevada, targeting 50,000 trucks a year, or about 1,000 per week. Deliveries begin this week, with PepsiCo, DHL and US Foods among customers.

Sep 25, 2026 · 9:57 AM UTC

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50,000 trucks/year is the nameplate. analysts estimate 5,000-15,000 delivered in 2026. that's a 70-90% utilization gap on day one. $TSLA: 3.23B share float. $1.49T cap. -0.57% premarket. factory ribbon-cutting on a 1.7M sq ft plant doesn't change the ramp math. capacity ceiling is not a run rate.
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Any word on the mileage duration on these?
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Fleets with fixed routes and overnight depot charging are exactly where electric trucks make economic sense first
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1,000 semis a week is about a fifth of north america's class 8 market, which retailed 23,191 trucks in july a coalition of cargo shippers picked tesla for 2,500 california trucks, about 5% of a year's capacity
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Semi volume is a real narrative shift for TSLA. Watch how the call skew reacts near earnings, dealers love selling upside into stories like this until spot forces covering.
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tbh i've been waiting for this since the 2017 reveal, finally real
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Safer roads coming soon...
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olha olha finalmente @observadornato_
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RIP long haul truckers
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