What Engineers Found When They Tore Apart Telsa's Model 3

Monroe and Associates conducted a detailed analysis of the Tesla Model 3, comparing it to the BMW I3 and Chevy Bolt. They found Tesla ahead in most areas except for the complex and costly body design. The Model 3's production costs are high due to labor and automation at Tesla's Fremont factory. Monroe praised the Model 3's battery and motor, highlighting its performance and unique magnet design. Despite Tesla's advancements, Monroe suggests benchmarking against traditional methods for better efficiency. Tesla acknowledges the need for improvements, especially in the Body Shop.

What are the implications of the manufacturing methods used at Tesla's Fremont factory?

How does the battery management system of the Model 3 compare to others in the market?

What does Monroe suggest Tesla should benchmark against for better efficiency?