Tesla is ramping up again in Shanghai after lockdown in the city, two sources said
has restored weekly output at its Shanghai plant to nearly 70% of the level which it had operated at before the city's COVID-19 lockdown, according to two people familiar with the matter.
While the city government had given Tesla significant help to reopen, the company had battled numerous obstacles such as insufficient workers as well as logistics problems that impacted the supplies of parts, including wire harnesses.This forced it on many occasions to delay plans to reopen or increase output and even halt most of its production at the plant at one point.
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