How Tesla Cars Are Made So Fast - Meet the GIGA PRESS

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The Giga Press is Tesla’s superpower. The reason Tesla is the super brand that it is. These giga presses are massive, ginormous beasts! In fact, they are so large, they would easily swallow your apartment whole and still have room! Crazy, right? These guys weigh over 400 tons and measure 20 meters by 7.5 meters by 6 meters. That is, 66 feet by 25 feet by 20 feet. These are huge! So huge that transporting them requires the use of over 20 flatbed trucks.
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@uriahgiroux9694 10 месяцев назад

So basically if you have an accident, your car is totaled, as there are only three parts to the chassis, so damage to one essentially means the entire chassis is destroyed. You can't remove a part.

@CyborgbobaFett 10 месяцев назад

Not in all cases, There is about 20 different area's in the rear of the chasis which range from don't repair, to repair however you want, It is possible to remove the whole thing but you would need a brand new extended range dual motor model to not write it off.

@marcg1686 10 месяцев назад

@@CyborgbobaFettSounds optimistic. Let's wait for the insurers reaction when they find out that the repair is not economically viable. I don't think they are going to be happy bunnies.

@schwartzmatthewe 10 месяцев назад

Teslas are very expensive to insure

@slowery43 10 месяцев назад

as opposed to any other car where the chassis is damaged in a crash? Tell me cupcake, what does insurance do when the frame is bent on an Escalade or Lexus ES350?

@marcg1686 10 месяцев назад

@@slowery43 Have fun realigning an aluminium frame.

@UQRXD Год назад

A die cast car, just like the ones I collected as a kid. Full circle!

@bambur1 Год назад

Hot wheels 🤣🤣

@Nikkk6969 Год назад

How tf u do that emoji

@PyroShields 9 месяцев назад

@@Nikkk6969

@stagesixx 5 месяцев назад

In fact, that’s where Musk got the idea. He had disassembled a die cast toy Tesla in the board room and said, “Why can’t we do this?”

@bricktop7803 4 месяца назад

Its old technology in the Model y anyway. The Austin Mini pioneered the Body bolted on to subframes front and back a concept in 1959. The only difference is the IDRA-press that creates the subframes.

@techguy9023 3 месяца назад

Sheet metal presses at GMC Truck and Coach in the 40s-70s were huge. They required foundations going down to bedrock and exerted hundreds of tons of force to create body panels and parts in a few seconds from rolls of steel. It was a deafening place to work with ten or more presses working constantly. The idea of die casting a frame is not really a press like in the past. A press assisted forge is more like it.

@edwardschmitt5710 3 месяца назад

yeah, no not down to bedrock lol.

@MarTin-we7vc 20 дней назад

Ahh yes he is correct on mounting the press down to bedrock. It requires around 800-1000 tons to stamp a bodyside depending on the size of the stamping.

@mururoa7024 Год назад

"100,000 units that's unheard of" 😂😂😂😂 Yeah, sorry but that's nothing to write home about. GM's Talegaon Dhamdhere, Maharashtra (India) plant produces 160,000 units annually. GM's Arlington, TX plant produces roughly 245,000 units annually. GM's Wentzville, MO plat produces about 112,500 units annually. Toyota's plant in Georgetown, KY, produces 550,000 units annually! And the list goes on if you know how to google... 😉

@jkardez4794 Год назад

Comparisons are odious, but you haven't mentioned the parameters viz the area and capacity, capital and per unit cost , time ,manpower ,safety etc .

@mururoa7024 Год назад

@@jkardez4794 Indeed because Tesla would clearly be at a disadvantage there. It's already the automaker with most lawsuits from customers and employees than all the other automakers combined world wide.

@jkardez4794 Год назад

@@mururoa7024 NO !

@mururoa7024 Год назад

@@jkardez4794 I know I know, it hurts to see a company go down like that.

@Noadvantage246 11 месяцев назад

@@mururoa7024 He said it was unheard of for a factory to do 100,000 units IN ITS FIRST YEAR. He also said a fully up and running factory (like the ones you mentioned) could potentially produce 750,000 units per year

@MikesTropicalTech Год назад

You're mixing casting and stamping videos while you're discussing casting.

@justamusta Год назад

Exactly!

@Tailspin80 Год назад

Agreed. Video makes no sense. One minute it’s a mould, next minute it’s a die cast machine.

@benjammin9745 Год назад

Shill channel

@jellyd4889 Год назад

I was getting confused too. Thought this was some miracle machine, from the video.

@jkardez4794 Год назад

It almost seems deliberate to confuse the viewer.

@WestfieldFreshAir Год назад

Making Tesla car chassis from larger parts may go someway to explain why they are expensive to repair and therefore insure. It may also explain the notorious panel gaps.

@jackdaniels8105 Год назад

Cross subsidiary is an financial operation of invest income from producing one product into another production. Let's say Musk take money from tesla and does not invest in telsa, instead he invests in spaceX, doggycoin e.t.c.

@ianmuir3640 Год назад

The repair costs for a little bump are outrageous

@jkardez4794 Год назад

They're moulding it.

@frequentlycynical642 Год назад

Larger parts will reduce problems, not increase.

@koriko88 Год назад

Tesla isn't worried about the costs to repair; they're selling. Someone will come up with a cheaper way to fix them if the market demands it.

@AlFreeman-xy4jy 8 месяцев назад

The story goes that Elon Musk, in order to reduce the cost of his Tesla, asked 6 or 7 world manufacturers of presses if it would be possible to print the body in only 3 pieces, "it's not possible", "no, no one will succeed", they all said no except the Idra Group of Brescia (Italy) "why not? Sure!" and so the 6000 T Giga Press was born, now the 9000 T one is ready.

@HicSvntDracones 3 месяца назад

This is why my model 3 sounded like a maraca everytime I hit a bump. prioritizing speed over quality of craftmanship

@user-co8uy5rb2s 3 месяца назад

You're killing me over here😅

@logitech4873 Месяц назад

What year model 3? They recent model 3 uses gigacastings, and has much improved build quality

@HicSvntDracones Месяц назад

@@logitech4873 2022, and unfortunately, I don't think gigacasting is going to fix poor craftmanship when installing internal components, such as incorrectly installed interior panels, forgetting wire tiedows, speaker foam, and the list continues. Anyways. I am very happy with my i4, it does have less range, but is more comfy and drives a lot better than a Tesla. I actually think the biggest danger to Tesla, besides the guy that pretends to be the founder, is that experienced Automakers (BMW, Audi, Volkswagen, etc) are making EVs now.

@samj1185 4 месяца назад

Pretty cool. The crash mitigation they can cast in is probably another advantage to large cast parts. Crash repair may be a little tougher.

@LarsLarsen77 4 месяца назад

Damage the battery at ALL and it's a write off. Damage the frame AT ALL and it's a write off. Insurance companies are catching on to this and not covering teslas anymore.

@samj1185 4 месяца назад

@@LarsLarsen77 looked into it & you're correct. Too expensive to fix even minor damage. Tesla has created its own insurance company to deal w/ insurance shortage.

@Volkbrecht 4 месяца назад

@@samj1185 That's not necessarily a good thing. The maths of the problem won't change. And it gets worse as other manufacturers start adopting the production technique. This looks like something that needs regulation.

@eabe_7397 3 месяца назад

LOL a little tougher. You are better off buying a new car then trying to repair a dent.

@markm5287 3 месяца назад

Even minor fender benders come with 5 figures in damage. Being able to make them fast should not be a priority over making them less disposable and more repairable.

@sjschultz 8 месяцев назад

The Giga Press uses aluminum/silicon alloy for casting, not "silicone" as stated by the speaker.

@JakeWitmer 4 месяца назад

Silicon rubber hot mits for cupcakes...easy to see how they'd get confused. 😂

@SPQR_14 3 месяца назад

Lots of mistakes in this video... Even more mistakes in the comments lol

@mtang65 11 месяцев назад

No wonder Tesla cars have not changed the looks. The beetle of the new era.

@geoken2 10 месяцев назад

Even without seeing this video or knowing about the Giga press - it’s not a secret that there are cost savings to not refreshing a models styling.

@SpiritualGangs 10 месяцев назад

soy trasparente babe. only seek the way

@gordonstewart5774 9 месяцев назад

Instead they make many technical improvements every month.

@holdtightbrizzle 9 месяцев назад

This is why every Tesla has less detail than a hot wheels car.

@luisescobar5365 8 месяцев назад

Making a new mold is pretty easy tho, I’m sure they do it all the time

@MarcusRefusius Год назад

My friend leased a Model S and toured the Factory. The Giga Press shows up on the Seismic Equipment and they had to work that out.

@wombatillo Год назад

Not silicone but silicon.

@mikhailjairnisbett441 Год назад

yeah, I was like: isn't silicone that thing that goes in breast implants? pretty sure those aren't rocks lol

@NeedForSpeed.2004 11 месяцев назад

Silicone is used to make hollywood celebrities.

@3ffrige Год назад

That’s simply an amazing, jaw dropping product from IDRA. They sell tens of millions of dollars of product to Tesla; at the same time, they must be feeling the pressure. I can’t imagine even a second of downtime on these machines on the production floor. These incredibly complex machine with thousands of moving parts operating at unimaginable pressure, stress, and temperature, while being the size of a house needs to be in tip top running shape 24/7, 365 days a year with no downtime other than routine maintenance. IDRA probably has a support staff on every factory floor these machines are installed in, of which are probably on call 24/7.

@deanle604 Год назад

And what’s down time for pm? As I’m a maintenance I can’t imagine what do I have to do

@bambur1 Год назад

@@deanle604 Pm's on plastic injection molding is pretty straightforward. 6~8 hours. Just keep it lubed. I cant imagine its much different. They look identical but giga is huge.Its when you have to pull the screw you can get some massive downtime. Its the assembly machines that are a P I T A .

@paulvon2378 Год назад

Tesla will sell 1.5 million cars this year and 10 million by 2035

@jkardez4794 Год назад

It's doing moulding, not much pressing .

@lucarambaldi2731 10 месяцев назад

MADE IN ITALY 😁😱😁😱🤣😱

@matthewhuszarik4173 Год назад

It isn’t like Tesla invented the giga-press. There is a reason other manufacturers don’t use it. It make vehicles almost unrepairable. Now imagine what that is going to do for insurance rates?

@jaemyungkim5226 11 месяцев назад

tesla does not want to sell cars lasting 10-20 years. new car every 4 years!

@ApfelmusKanone 11 месяцев назад

Why can’t you repair it anymore?

@francoismurrell4604 11 месяцев назад

@@ApfelmusKanone cause its one piece. If you bust the roof or side pillar for example you usually could have a new one installed but this isn't possible with a one piece chassis

@slowery43 10 месяцев назад

hahaha you're showing just how little you understand about business

@PyroShields 9 месяцев назад

@@jaemyungkim5226 EV last longer than ICE cars because they have less moving parts.

@orsonwells7997 Год назад

Once got a tour of a injection molding press that was set up to do car bodies. Half of the machine was underground and the building it was in was built around the press. The whole project was backed by a couple of our big car companies {aka our tax dollars} and was scrapped in the 1990's. Tooling for this press had to be transported by rail car due to the size and weight. Last I knew the press was collecting dust and the facility was being used as a technical service facility.

@Sidicas Год назад

Just like the GM EV1, they lete the future slip right between their fingers.

@cappystrano1 3 месяца назад

They’re all in bed with the Biden Administration, Tesla is not!

@Neuralatrophy Год назад

Also quoted by Musk "The best part is no part", paired with the concept of "The machine that builds the machine", less robots is desirable... On the quality control side, I've also read it somewhere that Musk has said "Humans are underrated", so faster production AND less robots ideally means more money to invest in the human side of quality control, design and operations. I just wish they would drop the tesla charger form factor and go with the industry standard CCS combo to streamline charging compatibility, there is adapters but again "No part is the best part"

@MadLadCustoms 11 месяцев назад

They developed their own infrastructure on that plug, they'd be retarded to drop it

@beatonthedonis 9 месяцев назад

I work with engineers responsible for designing and maintaining automotive production lines. Robots are more reliable than manual operators - as long as they're calibrated properly and the right quality control measures are in place (cameras, laser sensors etc). The human element is design and maintenance of the line, but I could see AI taking part of that over.

@slipperyslope3912 Год назад

In the world of presses, this isn't that big. But yes, presses are key to efficient manufacturing at any size.

@jonathanj8303 10 месяцев назад

It also isn't a press, but hell.

@jonathanj8303 9 месяцев назад

@@iridium8341 Not even close. Try looking at the 50,000 ton press in the video "America's Iron Giants" by Machine Thinking. And I've got a feeling that that isn't even the biggest any more.

@jamezh2822 7 месяцев назад

@@jonathanj8303It is a press.

@alanserjeant4947 4 месяца назад

It's an injection molding machine not a press.

@SPQR_14 3 месяца назад

Half the people who watched this video literally have no idea what they just watched. This is NOT A PRESS. This is the largest die cast in human history.

@randyknight4585 3 месяца назад

I’ve worked in both plastic injection moulding which just looks like that machine and aluminum diecasting making aluminum wheels for Toyota but this giga press that’s incredible I did not know you could do that mixing the two

@thebenefactor6744 3 месяца назад

I wish they came out the end with a cheek pop sound, and a worker dressed as Super Mario said, " fa bene!".

@trevorgwelch7412 10 месяцев назад

I have a Gigga press in my kitchen it makes great espresso's 😊

@fubar12345 3 месяца назад

That's a lot of beans

@PullTab Год назад

It's not aluminum and silicone. It's aluminum and silicon. Silicone and silicone are two completely different materials.

@leszekbrzostowski38 Год назад

Unfortunetly silicone and silicone are two completely same materials.

@benjammin9745 Год назад

Spell correction I assume

@benjammin9745 Год назад

@@leszekbrzostowski38 semantics. It is and it isn't depending out your definition

@Greatdome99 11 месяцев назад

Aluminum ALLOY has silicon mixed in it. Just like steel has iron and carbon mixed together.

@whoees3953 9 месяцев назад

Tesla fanbois write like middle schoolers that just found a thesaurus.

@noelhall945 Год назад

How much are robots used to assemble sub-assemblys.? The Consol is quite complex when presented to the vehicle.

@konradwasylewski4424 5 месяцев назад

Meanwhile at Krupp steel factory in 1928 - yes, 95 years ago, there was a 15000 tons (!) press. LOL

@bobhenry6159 Год назад

So it's not actually a press. You press hardened material, you MOLD liquid material. Just because the molten material is forced into the mold rather than gravity fed doesn't make this a press. It's a reusable auto-mold that replaces sand molds. That's a good thing because sand molding is messy, time consuming, dangerous, labor intensive and takes up a lot of space.

@ethanr6655 11 месяцев назад

Still a press. The press is the machine that open and closes the dies which contain the mold.

@djjjjj 11 месяцев назад

It is a press, a giga press is massive die casting machine, that compresses to a large single mold

@evostu7814 11 месяцев назад

It is a Press, it needs to apply an enormously high amount of tonnage to keep the die from opening when injection pressure is applied.

@southerncrosshempoil 11 месяцев назад

It’s a press or Elon is wrong wise guy

@bobhenry6159 11 месяцев назад

@@evostu7814 Just like every other die casting machine. Pressing parts vs molding parts. Higher pressure doesn't change that reality. It's a die casting machine. GIGA press is just a catchy name.

@mikemiller659 Год назад

The first Teslas didnt have this 3 main parts, I watched a video where a mechanic put one on the lift and counted All the assembled parts explaining how this makes the car more expensive..I see thinks changed for the better

@bobolulu7615 11 месяцев назад

Dont forget that in 1925, Henry Fords Hyland Park factory was producing 9500 cars A DAY, and not a gigapress in sight.

@benlondon8467 9 месяцев назад

Yep, and jobs. Different times. When Man power was it. Sort of.

@tuck6464 5 месяцев назад

Maybe 9500 parts in a day, not 9500 cars. That's nonsense.

@bobolulu7615 5 месяцев назад

@@tuck6464 Yup, they produced around 9500 Model Ts a day at Hyland Park. It's well documented. Three shifts of 8 hours and the lines never stopped. About every 9 seconds a new car was driven out of the works. They had 8 lines producing one model. Around 25,000 people worked there.

@tuck6464 5 месяцев назад

They didn't build them all in Illinois. That's the total production #'s. In 1925, Ford had no less than 50 assembly plants in the U.S. alone, and at least 25 in other countries, Canada, Mexico, Germany, Belgium, Argentina, Brazil, Chile and many more. @@bobolulu7615

@chip9177 3 месяца назад

and a B-24 Liberator every 57 or so minutes

@Buzzmonkey24 Год назад

Now i see Telsa is receiving a New Giga Press that can Press out a Cyber Truck in Whole .. Wooo i like to see...

@ayersro8011 Год назад

It can press out a whole country...including its citizens!

@musicauthority7828 Год назад

Which will be a serious issue in the future after cybertrucks hit the market. everyone is going find out, that hauling heavy loads and pulling heavy trailers. will rip those trucks apart, anyone with a half a lick of brains knows that to do that kind of hauling. the truck has to have a full frame under it. and a unibody truck simply won't handle it. and that is going to bite him in the ass in the future.

@compactcow 9 месяцев назад

so that's why the cybertruck only took 5 years to ship 😂😂

@fubar12345 3 месяца назад

There was this global pandemic thing... Cosid... Covad... or something, that caused supply chain shortages across the auto industry. Idk I'm probably a crazy person.

@VadimKulchitskiy-mu2mq 2 месяца назад

Because all these Elon fan boys who make these videos are delusional just as Elon and don't live in the real world where physics play a big role on top of other laws. That's why.

@lancemillward2462 Год назад

each panel has a different mould. so does each car take a set of gig presses to produce?

@jesseturner9865 Год назад

they just need to change the mold. the press is designed this way.

@littlerascal2753 Год назад

aluminum and silicone frame, huh? no wonder these cars are totaled so easily!!!

@sidoliveira3246 10 месяцев назад

I was trying to figure that out also. How strong is aluminum and silicon when they are melted down and joined together? In all honesty, I am still wondering how does that press work. They have my respect. Hopefully everything goes well.

@ianmontgomery7534 Год назад

here in Australia we move 615tonne generators using three prime movers. the generators are 6mteres diameter and the load is 125metres long. The presses shown are impressive beasties!

@MeaHeaR Год назад

Onya Kobblerzz 👍 👍 ✔ 💩

@iuliandragomir1 Год назад

First of all, the speed of the film does not let you understand what is actually happening. Secondly, I was waiting to see a chassis made by this megapress. Instead, I saw equipment robots that exist in any car factory, even here in Romania, where we successfully produce DACIA. No offense, but DACIA sells better in Europe than TESLA

@jozefsnopek352 3 месяца назад

The next big innovation would be to exchange intricate wiring harnesses for some sort of electrical/signal bus that is going to be easy to assemble into the car and all equipment would be just plug and play sort of style. I don't know how to accomplish that, but that would reduce assembly costs massively and there would be no need for human assemblers anymore there.

@_google_user_ 9 месяцев назад

Makes me want one seems to be a good daily commuter to work or groceries, no autonomous driving for me personally unless it's for retrieval purposes without me inside and very large parking lots to come pick us up, I just would never want to use it.

@thedeathwobblechannel6539 Год назад

So somebody hit you from the side on your rear wheel and breaks all your suspension off you will have to buy another car. I also would like to know how the steel quarter panel is joined to the cast aluminum floor panel. I don't think aluminum has the right properties for a quarter panel. Steel is a much better choice for 1/4 panels. And at the factory comes as what is called a uniside it's both door openings and the quarter panel as one giant piece

@andypandy2848 11 месяцев назад

steel parts are bonded and riveted to aluminium parts.

@realmasterkush 4 месяца назад

If somebody hits your back wheel and your entire suspensions breaks off, the car will be totaled Tesla or not.

@kenh4848 11 месяцев назад

I wouldn’t exactly call that a massive press. I have operated much bigger, stronger, heavier presses. I have operated 3000 and 4000 ton presses that weigh 700-850 tons. They could blank thru 5/8” thick material 32 strokes per minute. It is cool to see what this plant has become. I was there for 10 days back in 1994 when it was NUMMI.

@willcollins9470 11 месяцев назад

I don't think the creator has ever been in a heavy industrial setting where machines are the size of football fields

@darnelljackson2160 10 месяцев назад

When I was a Navy SEAL I operated a 100 trillion ton press. Come at me.

@kenh4848 10 месяцев назад

@@darnelljackson2160 don’t disrespect our country’s elite members of service. They would certainly have more class than you and you probably just work at a fast food restaurant and live with your mom and act like the place is yours.

@AntalopeAUT 10 месяцев назад

Thought exactly the same ... when I was an apprentice in my 3rd year I got sent for another plant of our company and the first thing I saw there was : Engel 5500 moulding machine ... that piece of kit was so big that you could easily drive a schoolbus below the moulds and the moulds would still be having half a meter clearance above the bus ... and lets be real : 5500 tons of pressing force is kind of chunky , but you need those kinds of pressures when your injecion-moulding a dozen (no joke, 12) big-size plastic trashcans at once .

@user-eg8hb8xt3j 10 месяцев назад

Do you want some Kind of a prize ? 😂😂 I bet you’re now a billionaire tho are ya

@madmikesch2453 8 месяцев назад

That's the reason why insurrance of Tesla sars is so expensive and why you have to wait months for parts if you have an accident.

@Justin_80 9 месяцев назад

Damn, that makes the plastic injection molding machines I used to operate look small

@claymccarty2653 Год назад

"Un-imaginably big" Ummm, I don't even have to imagine a bigger press, I've seen one. Mesta 50 anyone?

@SPQR_14 3 месяца назад

This is a die cast. The largest die cast on earth.

@cardboardboxification Год назад

when that giga part is bent the car is totaled ,

@mtheoryx83 Год назад

How did this work out for them today?

@kabacheouiza3566 5 месяцев назад

what if the power it produces also . is used in the creation of a linked electricity ?that will be useful and reusable on it again .

@jarnosaarinen4583 Год назад

Looks like be a Nightmare to repair a front or rear smash!

@lesp315 Год назад

Ever heard of cutting and welding or a chop shop?

@peterpan1435 Год назад

@@lesp315 Or a scrapyard.

@jesseturner9865 Год назад

@@lesp315 s and x are aluminum 3 and y are mixed. not all welding shops do aluminum. These cars get totaled out for far too little as a result.

@lesp315 Год назад

@@jesseturner9865 Welding aluminum is not a beg deal. My friend has a welding / machine shop and he can weld two beer cans back to beck without burning metal through. Yes, he is a pro. I had a machine shop and retired at 45. It's good to be good.

@jesseturner9865 Год назад

@@lesp315 I think if Tesla wasn't so proprietary about the repairs, less Teslas would be totaled.

@padgepadgham3238 Год назад

Must make repairing damaged vehicles impossible, great idea Elon.

@vicweast Год назад

He says counting change

@PresidentEvil Год назад

its a sacrifice that has to be made for progress

@padgepadgham3238 Год назад

@@PresidentEvil Not a very green path to take, I would say.

@lancemillward2462 Год назад

@@PresidentEvil the right to repair movement not come to your country yet

@PresidentEvil Год назад

@@lancemillward2462 Its not Tesla’s problem if you are not capable of repairing it 😂

@mkogrady6078 11 месяцев назад

The flat rock assembly plant for mazda/ford had something very similar

@Greatdome99 11 месяцев назад

Tesla's Fremont plant used to make GM and Toyotas.

@christianaust9122 4 месяца назад

I wonder what exactly is meant by fastest automaker? End to end full build time? How does it matter? 5 mins cycle time is really long! High volume manufacturers like VW have like 50s cycle time and produce 800k cars per plant, with no Gigapress at all

@gangleweed Год назад

I think if you examined all of your homeware you'd find it was made from zinc based alloys and not a single piece of iron or steel in them......the body of my Kenwood food mixer is one large piece of zinc alloy.

@wallacegrommet3479 11 месяцев назад

Tesla has a lot of issues with service and repairs, I’ve researched it. I’d hold off buying one till they get it right

@davidwright873 5 месяцев назад

only if you want a car just like everyone else that has the same look, the same color, the same body lines...as the guy next door to the guy next to that guy next door then by all means, this is truly impressive...

@rosetzu_nagasawa 7 месяцев назад

HOW many cars to reach break even point? this is very interesting. Expanding on this maybe Magnesium diecast cars could be next.....

@brandons9138 11 месяцев назад

If this method was really better/faster/cheaper don't you think that other automakers would be doing it as well? I mean they've only been making cars for over 100 years now.

@bills6946 9 месяцев назад

The United Autoworkers would never allow it

@Volkbrecht 4 месяца назад

They are starting. I think most recently I heard that Toyota is adopting the technique, and where Toyota goes, the big volume manufacturers will follow.

@siriosstar4789 Год назад

" it's unimaginably massive " ? 20 m long is hardly unimaginable .

@ianstobie Год назад

You just have to imagine 🐋 🐳 🐋 female blue whales, which you see all over the place! "The average length of sexually mature female blue whales is 22.0 meters (72.1 ft) for Eastern North Pacific blue whales, 24 meters (79 ft) for central and western North Pacific blue whales, 21-24 meters (68-78 ft) for North Atlantic blue whales, 25.4-26.3 meters (83.4-86.3 ft) for Antarctic blue whales, 23.5 meters (77.1 ft) for Chilean blue whales, and 21.3 meters (69.9 ft) for pygmy blue whales." Wikipedia doesn't tell you how tell the sex stuff. That's probably stuck in an edit war.

@jayl8547 11 месяцев назад

Ran five of these at Toyota. Very efficient. Just make sure your robots can handle the speed.

@karakenio 8 месяцев назад

good video, thanks

@theastronomer5800 9 месяцев назад

With all those robots the work could also be done mostly in the dark I imagine, and in the cold/hot, so they could save money on electricity for lights, heating and cooling.

@waynethompson1461 10 месяцев назад

The Nissan plant in Smyrna, TN can build over 600,000 vehicles per year.

@seadogg404 10 месяцев назад

Now it makes sense why all Teslas look alike, with almost no variable trim options. The GigaPress is awesome tho!

@CrazyScubaCouple 3 месяца назад

really fancy to create car chassis from one piece, efficient, cost effective bla bla, but makes repair almost impossible.

@deanwaring6100 Год назад

So what happens in a crash? Can the car be repaired?

@portagepete1 Год назад

With parts from another car. But at this speed he might take over the insurance business also.

@federalagenciesarecourtesans Год назад

Elon is trying to make throw away cars at some point owners may not be able to repair them.

@jmhowlett Год назад

Cars are safer when they crumple like a can.

@vicweast Год назад

I think the ultimate model is car-on-demand. ie, you don't own it and when you need one it comes to you autonomously. That's the vision the car companies are headed toward. It will work great in urban areas, but not as cost-effectively in very rural ones. Resulting in great convenience in urban through suburban areas where most of us actually live anyway. So, a car-on-demand model depends on self-driving, which will result is fewer crumple accidents and fewer deaths, but probably entirely new idiotic accidents based on slo-motion self-driving errors. Overall, a huge improvement. Anyone car that crashes or gets "sick" doesn't;t inconvenience the "owner" since they only lease the service. It's a huge win in urban areas, it makes life easier in suburban areas. And it means zero-clutter in cars.

@jkardez4794 Год назад

@@jmhowlett Not the chassis- people will be crushed . Fenders are okay.

@CIS101 11 месяцев назад

Have to admit I guess I never understood how a Tesla car is made until this video. This is no less than a revolution in car manufacturing.

@newdefsys 11 месяцев назад

Die casting isnt a new process, but it is new to the automotive sub-structure assembly.

@sterlingodeaghaidh5086 10 месяцев назад

@@newdefsys isnt die casting a lot weaker than regular methods?

@newdefsys 10 месяцев назад

@@sterlingodeaghaidh5086 Depends on the application. For automotive sub-structures, its fine.

@seadogg404 10 месяцев назад

Die Casting is old technology.

@Bryanbkk 9 месяцев назад

One cast replaces hundreds of parts.

@Ram-re5em 3 месяца назад

I wonder when the chassis is cast like this I’ve been watching some videos of Tesla, accidents if they can even repair a chassis like this as its cast not welded together

@DrMarcioSilveira_ortopedista 3 месяца назад

Ele trouxe evolução ao mercado que já fazia a mesma coisa faz muito tempo.

@rxpsycho7326 Год назад

As insanely efficient as Teslas manufacturing is, you would think the car wouldn’t need to cost as much as it does. To be fair though, you can’t even find a midrange gas car for under $35k anymore and most purchases average closer to $50k.

@travisjazzbo3490 9 месяцев назад

They are smoking the competition because, using this, they are still able to be very profitable per car while having better pricing overall

@rxpsycho7326 9 месяцев назад

@@travisjazzbo3490 Not for long now that BMW and MB is releasing their EV line. Personally, I think Tesla cars are ugly and way overrated and overpriced.

@matthewmiller2219 9 месяцев назад

How much child labor is involved in mining the cobalt, nickel,and lithium for a Tesla? How much nuclear waste is produced to make the electricity for a Tesla?

@rxpsycho7326 9 месяцев назад

@@matthewmiller2219 Child labor is involved in virtually every product you own, not Tesla specifically. Don’t even go there, and Nuclear energy is the most efficient and cleanest means of producing energy. Disposal is expensive but better than burning millions of tons of coal or oil or natural gas. Bottom line, there is no perfect solution, so if you have one then step up to the plate!

@PyroShields 9 месяцев назад

@@rxpsycho7326 Tesla is not knows for their looks. Their cyber truck is god almighty hideous.

@hendu7111 Год назад

Thank you for talking to me like I'm 10 years old. I appreciate that.

@tihzho Год назад

2:08 If the soybean oil is GMO people will protest

@parrsnipps4495 Год назад

I'd suggest that giga press engineering to make the machine in the first place, wouldn't have been possible before computer assisted engineering (cadcams).

@shaneand4 Год назад

Watching this listening to large presses bang away lol. Unfortunately this process makes it impossible to repair chassis damage.

@user-wl4cl1ph3b 5 месяцев назад

There is Beautiful Tesla in a local PSA dealership traded in for a petrol car apparently too costly to run in UK where energy prices are still a rip off?

@indianajones3315 9 месяцев назад

It’s not “silicone” it’s silicon. How did you get this narration gig?

@D2chukhna 10 месяцев назад

Let’s talk about that legendary Tesla build quality

@c.v.v Год назад

this is why Tesla cars take so long to fix or basically rendered "totaled" when in a car accident. its fine to cut cost for production but basically not cutting cost but shifting manufacturing cost to consumer when it comes to fixing a body damage.

@gbin21 11 месяцев назад

Just don't crash the car

@c.v.v 11 месяцев назад

@@gbin21 I suppose just buy the car and leave it undriven in the garage..

@chineseforextraderjay5352 11 месяцев назад

Well, their idea is to completely eliminate crashes once FSD is universal. So just check back later I guess... Remember, flying is for droids :)

@tvm73836 9 месяцев назад

Incredibly informative video. I’m surprised it has not got millions of views.

@jqentertainment6966 3 месяца назад

Thats great. But how do they do in artic temperatures

@cappystrano1 3 месяца назад

The same way your snowmobiles work in Death Valley!

@rat8356 Год назад

So are these throw away cars?..like after a minor to moderate accident they are probably not repairable at a collision shop

@jamesmorrison7847 11 месяцев назад

Not only are they made quickly, they are also the strongest, safest cars in the world. A model Y was driven off a 250 ft cliff by a crazy man trying to kill himself and his family. However, they all survived the fall and the kid in the back seat was uninjured. No other car would have protected the passengers from injury like that.

@DinanBMWm5 10 месяцев назад

That’s simply not true, there are plenty of cars that would have protected the occupants. Tesla is not the only manufacturer that gets 5 star safety ratings.

@joesolo7719 9 месяцев назад

@@DinanBMWm5 nope, the local fire department said on local news that every car that has gone off that specific cliff(Devils Slide) they NEVER found any survivors. With the Model Y, they all survived.

@TheCarbonized 8 месяцев назад

@@joesolo7719 yes, absolutely valid argument. A fire department is the official source of "a car holds or not" Did they test every single car? There are plenty of cases where a fucking audi a6 wagon hit a tree with 150 kmh and the passenger survived. The model y may be solid, but die casted parts have one particular disadvantage and that are cracks.

@jeffl1484 10 месяцев назад

Now we can see where the QC issues come from, at least part of it.

@robinconnelly6079 11 месяцев назад

This is what I want to do with electronics. Nice to see the idea saves so much and does things so much faster. Time is money. That's how to compete with Chinese manufacturers.

@michaelbyrne8238 11 месяцев назад

If it's so easy to make the chassis you would think prices would be lower.

@slowery43 10 месяцев назад

clearly you haven't been paying attention

@nitdiver5 Год назад

Someone will find this warehouse during the next dark age and have no idea what these machines did

@psk5746 8 месяцев назад

Btw Ferrari use large cast parts in their alloy chassis' too. Maybe not as large ... ???

@ckh420 4 месяца назад

Now imagine war time and how quick they can retool this factory to pump out munitions or armored vehicles

@Caractacus969 Год назад

The narration is beyond annoying.

@justanotherguy312 5 месяцев назад

Does anyone know if his factories go subterranean? I’ve always wanted to know. They are impressive.

@iam5085 Год назад

Is the paint job any better yet?

@clutch2315 3 месяца назад

Sounds amazing for manufacturing... I used to do autobody work... Im glad ill never have to do that type of work anymore when teslas ate being made

@asdfsafdsfdsfds3988 2 месяца назад

cool. gigapress for starship when?

@kanleystubrick4878 Год назад

I want to cross a robot picket line

@jkardez4794 Год назад

Yeah, seeing the robot wives and kids starving is really tough .

@mr.p438 4 месяца назад

Worked at GM, saw presses 100 times bigger than this that literally shake the earth while in operation

@techguy9023 3 месяца назад

GMC Truck and Coach and Pontiac Motors had big presses too. Brother and Uncle worked presses in sheet metal. Hearing protection did little. Uncle worked 30 years and was almost deaf. Brother did ten and has significant hearing loss. Truck and Coach is long gone. Dad was at Pontiac Motors just up the street. Long gone with Fisher Body and foundry.

@SPQR_14 3 месяца назад

This is a die cast, not just a press. The largest die cast on earth.

@ImplantedMemories 3 месяца назад

So Tesla's can't rust, since they are made out of aluminium+silicon alloy ?

@brian.a.bell.sr2968 5 месяцев назад

This is exactly how injection and blow mold machines work in rubber plants and bottle manufacturing for the last few decades. Just different process

@hajokuhn8107 26 дней назад

Ich habe fast 30 Jahre als Techniker in einer Druckgießerei gearbeitet. Unsere größte Maschine war eine OL 900 und darauf haben wir Kreuzfüße für Bürostühle produziert! Später habe ich Werkzeuge für Getriebegehäuse konstruiert die auf einer OL 2000 gelaufen sind, diese Maschine war schon ein großes Teil, aber eine OL 6100 (!) ist schier unglaublich. Was mag diese Maschine gekostet haben?

@Ritternkreis 8 месяцев назад

What are the machines to make the Gigapress? Giga-gigapress?

@jamesneilsongrahamloveinth1301 3 месяца назад

Good question . . .

@ORION-AC 10 месяцев назад

The day when robots are being fired has arrived.

@jackjazzjacket 2 месяца назад

Sweet! They're finally releasing the UAP manufacturing tech to the public :)

@TheKinetic Год назад

Repair of a broken car equals a new car :DDD

@nigelcarren Год назад

A die-cast not-so Dinky I can actually drive! 🤔 My inner 8 year old approves! 👍😉🇬🇧

@alysonsneyd3401 4 месяца назад

Whether you’re pro or con electric cars or the fact that there are only 3 parts to the Tesla, I think this build process is pretty amazing. I’m not a fan of electric cars, yet. Not sure I’d want a Tesla. It seems like a throw away to me?