Tesla factory in Germany gains conditional approval to start production
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BERLIN GIGAFACTORY: Local German officials announced on Friday that Tesla (TSLA) has gained conditional approval to begin commercial production at its new factory near Berlin, CNBC’s Lora Kolodny and Michael Wayland reported. The conditional license for the vehicle and battery plants in Brandenburg was expected following months of delays, the authors noted. Tesla had intended to start production of vehicles by early summer of 2021, but the COVID pandemic, supply chain complications and clashes with environmentalists all slowed their pace.
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