Tesla Electric Vehicles

Tesla, Inc. operates a diverse global manufacturing network often referred to as 'Gigafactories.' As of 2026, its primary assembly plants are located in the United States (Fremont, California, and Austin, Texas), China (Shanghai), and Germany (Berlin-Brandenburg). While the Fremont facility is the original hub producing the Model S, 3, X, and Y, the Texas Gigafactory serves as the global headquarters and the lead production site for the Cybertruck and the Model Y.

International production is heavily concentrated in Shanghai, which acts as a massive export hub for Asia and Europe, and Berlin, which serves the European market. Tesla's manufacturing philosophy emphasizes vertical integration, with specialized facilities like Giga Nevada producing battery packs and drivetrains, and Giga New York focusing on solar energy products and charging infrastructure components.