On 12 November 2019, the selection of the Brandenburg location for the Gigafactory 4 facility was officially announced by Tesla CEO Elon Musk at the Das Goldene Lenkrad award show, held in Berlin. Giga Berlin is expected to produce batteries, battery packs and powertrains for use in Tesla vehicles.Location, GermanyArea3 km² (1.2 sq mi; 740 acres)Built2019–2021OperatedMarch 2022OverviewGigafactory Berlin-Brandenburg (also known as Giga Berlin or Gigafactory 4) is a manufacturing plant for in the municipality of in Brandenburg, Germany. The campus is located 35. .
Initial discussion of a Tesla gigafactory in Europe occurred as early as 2015. The factory was then thought to be a combined manufacturing facility and factory. In 2016, Tesla was anticipatin. .
Gigafactory Berlin-Brandenburg manufactures batteries, , and seats with work including casting, stamping, painting, drivetrain assembly and final assembly of Model Y and future. .
The campus is 35 kilometres (20 mi) south-east of central on the , which forms the north border of the site between and ; and the ,.
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