According to the latest report, Tesla’s electric pickup Semi, which was launched in November 2017 and was originally planned to start mass production in 2019, has not yet been mass-produced. But it has attracted much attention from the outside world and has received Walmart, delivery company DHL, brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev, PepsiCo, and other companies have ordered, and they are also promoting mass production.
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The latest reports show that Tesla’s electric truck, Semi, has been tested on public roads in California recently. Tesla Semi is being tested on public roads in California, originating from the Tesla Owners Club of Silicon Valley, which revealed on social media on Tuesday that several members of the club witnessed the Tesla Semi in California tested on public roads.
Testing on public roads in California isn’t the first time a Tesla Semi has been seen on the road. In June and September 2020, the red-looking Semi was seen transporting Model 3s at Tesla’s Fremont, California factory. In July of last year, another white-looking Semi was seen in transit at the Nevada Gigafactory.
In addition to participating in transportation, Tesla Semi has also appeared in places such as Chicago. In September 2019, the prototype of the electric truck Semi appeared at Pixar headquarters, and there were many Tesla electric vehicles following.
In February of last year, another Semi appeared in Chicago, but at that time it was the object of transportation. On a flatbed, the front of the car was full of mud stains, especially on the front windshield, and there was snow on the car.
For the electric car Semi, which was launched in 2017, Tesla has not yet determined the production plant. In the latest financial report, Tesla disclosed that it will produce the factories it plans to build in the future. The four vehicle factories that have already been put into production have no plans to produce this electric car.
