Tesla's production of the Semi, an all-electric Class 8 truck, remains on schedule to begin in 2025, following its initial delivery event in December 2022. The dedicated factory in Nevada aims to produce 50,000 units annually. VP of Engineering Lars Moravy confirmed that initial builds will commence late this year with ramp-up to full production expected early in 2026. The Semi is touted for its total cost of ownership benefits and potential advancements in autonomous driving, positioning it as an attractive option for trucking operators.
We just closed out the Semi factory roof and walls last week in Reno... The first builds of the high-volume Semi design will come late this year in 2025 and begin ramping early in 2026.
The Semi is a TCO no-brainer... its total cost of ownership is much, much cheaper than any other transportation you could have.
Elon Musk emphasized that the Semi's autonomous driving capabilities would provide a big selling point for the Class 8 all-electric truck.
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