A supplier of aluminum parts has announced they will increase the production of some parts before the Tesla Model 3 is actually produced. Additional info?
This debate between steel and aluminum, which is currently being held by many, has implications for the future. It is important to understand which material is preferred by the car. This will allow others to have a better understanding of the type of repairs that the vehicle may require in the future, as well as the cost.
Steel is less expensive to produce and to repair, but that is not the whole story.
Tesla Model 3 Aluminum and Steel:-
Although steel is cheaper to manufacture and repair, aluminum is much lighter. You can get more range from fewer batteries. Unfortunately, any damage to your aluminum car will have severe consequences. If you want to avoid major repair costs, it’s best to keep your car in a good condition.
Tesla Model 3 has a simple core concept. The goal is to create the most amazing combination of parts with this machine. Steel is cheap, durable and lightweight. You will need both to make a machine that can move.
UACJ, an important Japanese company, has announced that it will invest more than 3 billion Yen into a aluminum parts factory that already produces the aluminum components used in the Tesla Model 3 This announcement has sparked a lot of speculation about what this acquisition means for the Tesla Model 3 in the future.
This influx of resources and revenue will allow the company to significantly increase its production capacity. Tesla Model 3 production will still begin after July 1st 2017, at least for the time being. Elon Musk set this deadline some time back and the company seems to be still committed to keeping it on track.