Tesla's Gigafactory 1 (Nevada) | Giga Nevada
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- Let's take a look inside the building and construction of Elon Musk and Tesla's first Gigafactory, Gigafactory 1 in Nevada, also known as Giga Nevada. Elon Musk and Tesla are relying on their massive Gigafactories to bring about the electric car revolution. Tesla has three operational Gigafactories; Gigafactory 1 in Nevada, Gigafactory 2 in Buffalo, New York and Gigafactory 3 in Shanghai.
The construction of the Tesla Gigafactory 1 started in 2014. Built in Nevada, the first Gigafactory is the production facility for electric motors and battery packs of the Tesla Model 3. It is also used for the production of Tesla's storage products, Powerwall and Powerpack.
Nevada Gigafactory features many autonomous robots that are used for transportation and heavy lifting of parts. Some parts of this massive factory are up to 90% automated. Gigafactory 1 expansion will make it the world's largest building in terms of footprint and the second largest in terms of volume. When completed, the Gigafactory 1 solar roof will be the largest rooftop solar array in the world. Every time someone visits this gigantic facility, they are mind blown by the scale of operation. Gigafactory 1 is still expanding with every passing day and by the time it is completed it will spread on a huge area of 5.3 million square feet. Tesla plans to apply the systems and processes established in this pioneer factory to other Gigafactories.
This video gives you an inside look into the working of Gigafactory 1, the technologies used in this factory, and its environmental impact. The video also highlights what Tesla and Nevada government have done to make sure that this enormous production facility is a success. Make sure to subscribe to the channel to continue watching such informative videos regularly. Thank you.
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Have you ever seen Gigafactory 1? What do you think of the gigafactories Tesla is building around the world?
Man I got to help build the Nevada gigafactory it was amazing to see it go up
@@travisdavis316 That's awesome! What kind of work did you do on the Gigafactory?
Not really an "inside look" as there was lots of stock footage of car production which is NOT done in Nevada.
So this was false advertisement?
@@4uFriday Yes
They cant do a "inside look" as the competition would steal ideas .... I helped build it they have a lot of sensitive equipment and technology that felon does not want people to know about and not to mention Panasonic's hand in it..... Corporate espionage is a big factor
@@travisdavis316 So the title which has "INSIDE LOOK!" was, in fact, just clickbait. Which is why I gave it a thumbs down.
Good to see Robots that we program !!
Sparks, Nevada... Space Cowboy 🤠
6:26. Elon with some bodyguards. Boss!
what is the name of this car battery factory company in nevada? what is the ticker name?
I ENJOYED MORE THE PACE OF YOUR VOICE MORE THAN THE VIDEO
Understandable, enjoyable, beautiful video thank you have a good day I’ll be a new fan of your channel
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Great video. Are there many solar panels on Giga Reno now or is this for the future? Same question for Shanghai and Berlin (when I see their roofs they aren't covered with many??
There are quite a few solar panels on Giga Nevada already, however, Tesla plans on installing more over time in order to meet its goal to make the factory run entirely on sustainable, renewable energy sources. When completed, it is expected to be the largest rooftop solar setup in the world. It's still not clear if Giga Texas, Shanghai or Berlin will have any solar rooftop panels.
@@trailblazedHQ Strange Shanghai, Berlin and Austin not having them yet and they are purpose built. Must be a reason but I know they will someday run on 100% renewables.👍
Reno is throwing em down as well as getting ready for wind turbines. The news announcement was from Aug 2021.
Truly futuraristics
Awesome video.
Thanks Garry!
Confusing video with shots from various Tesla factories mixed together
Derek - you're right. Since the video discusses Tesla's Gigafactories in general terms, we thought it would be helpful to show video and graphics from the other Gigafactories as well.
I deliver mill work roll used to press those batteries to this facility from Weirton, West Virginia. 4800 mile round trip.
That’s great. What’s your experience been like on the delivery end? How’s a Tesla delivery differ from others?
@@trailblazedHQ it’s actually a pretty quick process. I go to the Panasonic side of the building. The rolls are in these 2 big boxes. I park, unbutton everything, remove the side panels of the truck, and they come pick the box‘s up with this big forklift. Then I get 2 returned and leave. The whole process takes about an hour. Then I take them back to the shop in Weirton where we process them.
How much do they pay in the production area?
According to Indeed, Production workers make around $17.63/hr. www.indeed.com/cmp/Tesla/salaries?job_category=manufacturing#:~:text=Average%20Tesla%20hourly%20pay%20ranges,per%20year%20for%20Senior%20Assembler.
Elon Musk changed the face of the World ! 😎
Thanks for watching and commenting! You might like our other videos about Elon Musk.
My nickname was the Energizer Battery Bunny once. Radio Broadcaster gave it to me.. Lol
to the MOON!!!
This is just a bunch of random tesla footage, and does not show the nevada gigafactory exclusively even though thats what it says. If it says the nevada factory, but shows footage of cars being built, then its clearly not Nevada because they DONT BUILD CARS IN NEVADA GIGAFACTORY!! thumbs down, this video is stupid-bait, its worse than clickbait
Elon's team of bodyguards is never mentioned, but always present. Thankfully they're protecting possibly the most valuable man on earth. You can see a small group of them in this video.
Tesla motors will eventually blow most other car manufacturers out of the water. One possible issue would be them dictating how cars function in the long run. Will automated electric cars not allow human drivers at some point?
James - I think you're right. Tesla is so far ahead of the competition that they may simply dictate what the future of EVs and EV technology looks like. Have you watched our videos about NIO or Fisker? Do you think they'll be able to compete with Tesla?
They need to sell cheap(20k$) tesla with 300 mile range at least to kill gas and disel cars
Building a factory piecemeal would seem contrary to “getting things done in Nevada.
However, it signals to me that Elon is expecting battery production lines to change and rather than revamping the old line, he has left space for the new line. What do you think?
Why did Elon choose a flat roof rather than sawtooth? Gigafactory Navada makes sense but at 53°N, Gigafactory Berlin the sawtooth factory would be cheaper and generate more solar power.
I think building the factory piecemeal allows Tesla significant optionality moving forward on how to use the excess space. Instead of re-permitting, re-excavating in the future, they can simply fill the space they've already built. It's certainly an interesting concept ... and I think you're right about Elon expecting battery production lines to change. If we know anything about him, it's that he's thinking 5-10 years ahead of the rest of us. Thanks for watching!
Alot has changed since 2014, Elon now plans to have battery production at each seperate giga factory instead of just making them all in Nevada then having the logistics of shipping them around the world.
@@MM-fe9mz Have you got good evidence of this or is it your impression? Crossing borders can sometimes cause supply delays and that would support your information.
@@jeffharmed1616 it's been talked about building a battery factory in Berlin and Texas. So its definitely happening. Not that Nevada wont also be expanded but for powerwall batteries.
Also the new dry process of making batteries that is currently being perfected is quicker and takes much less space than current main stream methods of production
@@MM-fe9mz Makes perfect sense. Save on shipping costs, boost the local economies, diversify your company knowledge-base, benefits all-around assuming quality control is maintained.
I know this is not a "Kosher" thing to say, however, Elon Musk is the reincarnation of Nicola Tesla, there you go.
$650 Billion? 🤣
Isn't it crazy to think how Tesla's market cap has gone from just over $600 Billion when this video was made (about 50 days ago) to over $750 Billion today? Not a bad couple months for Mr. Musk!
There is no evidence of SolarCity involvement with the solar roof. I wonder why?
They make solar products at gigafactory 2, in buffalo, New York
@@andrewlynch8777 That's right ... what's also interesting is that Elon Musk's cousin, Lyndon Rive, is the co-founder of SolarCity and was CEO there until 2017. You'll likely remember that SolarCity was bought by Tesla in 2016, thus it's very likely that the SolarCity technology has been integrated to some degree already.
I’m brother works at the giga factory in nevada
That’s cool. What does he do? What does he think of the factory?
I work at the factory as well
Not bad, probably be obsolete in 20 years.
David - what do you think will be obsolete? The factory or the technology? In either case, my bet is that Tesla will likely be on the front end of innovating.