In other Berlin factory news, Tesla added a second shift just as they did this past week in Shanghai:
https://insideevs.com/news/588252/tesla-applies-more-land-gi…
Meanwhile, the production of the Made-in-Germany (MIG) Tesla Model Y has gradually increased since the production officially started on March 22.
Initially, the Model Y in Germany was produced in a single shift, using 2170-type cylindrical battery cells imported from China (LG Energy Solution). Drive Tesla reports that, according to an unofficial source, on May 23 Tesla added the second shift.
We don’t know how many cars are produced per day, but hopefully, it’s already in the five-digit range per month, as Europe suffers from constrained EV supply (especially after the temporarily halted production in China).