66 sets of Kuka robots imported from the Tesla super factory to prepare for the production of Cybertruck
On December 27, it was reported that a 9000-ton die-casting machine needed to produce electric pickup parts had arrived in Houston, followed by another to Texas, where the Cybertruck production line for electric pick-up trucks was also being built at the Tesla Texas super plant that produces Model Y.
In addition to the 9000-ton die-casting machine, Tesla electric pickup Cybertruck production line, but also requires a large number of robots and other equipment.
In terms of robots needed for Tesla's vehicle production line, Tesla previously published pictures in his financial report showing that there are a large number of Kuka robots on their production line, and Kuka robots are expected to still be used in the Cybertruck production line.
The latest reports from foreign media also show that 66 Kuka robots have arrived in Houston on December 18. Relevant sources also said that all of Tesla's entire vehicle production line has Kuka's robots, and the batch that arrived in Houston is expected to be used in the Cybertruck production line.
Foreign media also specifically mentioned in the report that far more than 66 Kuka robots are needed in Tesla's vehicle production line, but some of them have begun to arrive, which means that Tesla may have begun to build the Cybertruck production line, which is still in its early stage.
Foreign media also mentioned in the report that in the same period last year, Tesla Texas was building a Model Y production line, when a large number of Kuka robots were found to be delivered.
