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Is Tesla's Obsession With Manufacturing Really Starting To Pay Off?
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Posted on EVANNEX on August 07, 2020 by Charles Morris
The most critical part is manufacturing the cars—what Tesla calls "the machine that makes the machine." As they teach us in Business 101, the secret of Henry Ford's success wasn't so much the Model T itself as the assembly line he developed to build the Model T.