Unveiled in 2017, the Tesla Semi promised a revolution in long-haul trucking. Yet, production delays kept the world waiting

Unveiled in 2017, the Tesla Semi promised a revolution in long-haul trucking. Yet, production delays kept the world waiting

The tide turned in December 2022, as Tesla began delivering its first batch of Semis, with PepsiCo leading the charge as the first major customer

At the 2024 Advanced Clean Transportation Expo, Tesla reaffirmed its mission to electrify trucking, announcing more deliveries and a $3.6 billion production facility in Nevada

The Semi’s features were showcased, highlighting its unique center driver’s seat, massive battery pack, and a charging system delivering 3.75 megawatts of power

With less than 150 units produced by early 2024, the journey has been slow but steady. The Nevada factory is the beacon of hope for scaling up production

Experts like Kyle from ‘Out of Spec Reviews’ and Andre from ‘The Fast Lane Truck’ have given us a glimpse into the Semi’s capabilities and driving experience

Experts like Kyle from ‘Out of Spec Reviews’ and Andre from ‘The Fast Lane Truck’ have given us a glimpse into the Semi’s capabilities and driving experience

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