alemán - B2.1 - Produktion in Grünheide startet erst 2022

10 Questions

True or false:Tesla's new factory in Grünheide, Germany is already operational.

False

True or false: The factory is expected to produce up to 1 million electric cars per year.

False

True or false: The factory will not create any jobs in the area.

False

True or false: Tesla has not faced any opposition from environmental groups regarding the factory's impact on local wildlife.

False

True or false: The factory will not use any renewable energy sources.

False

True or false: Tesla aims to increase water usage per car to 3.7 cubic meters.

False

True or false: The factory has been decorated with nature-themed graffiti.

False

True or false: This is Tesla's first production site in Germany.

False

True or false: Germany is not a sought-after location for Tesla.

False

True or false: Daimler does not supply components to Tesla.

False

Study Notes

Tesla's new factory in Grünheide, Germany is still under construction.
The factory is expected to produce up to 500,000 electric cars per year.
The factory will create thousands of jobs in the area.
Tesla has faced some opposition from environmental groups regarding the factory's impact on local wildlife.
The factory will use renewable energy sources, including solar panels and wind turbines.
Tesla aims to reduce water usage per car to 2.2 cubic meters, lower than the industry average of 3.7 cubic meters.
The factory has already been decorated with science-fiction themed graffiti.
This is not Tesla's first production site in Germany, as they previously acquired a site in Prüm.
Germany is a sought-after location for Tesla due to its skilled workforce and central location in Europe.
The factory could potentially boost Germany's position in the global electric car market.
Tesla has started car production in Germany with full operating license.
The company has also been granted permission to manufacture batteries.
Tesla was attracted to Berlin's startup charm and has drawn in suppliers and other innovative companies.
The Gigafactory Berlin has opened the door for major projects in Brandenburg.
Tesla acquired German engineering firm Grohmann Engineering, now known as Tesla Grohmann Automation.
Tesla had to end all existing business relationships with competitors like BMW and Daimler after the acquisition.
Tesla already works closely with German suppliers like Bosch, Brose, ZF, Continental, and Elektrobit.
Tesla is attacking the German auto industry on its own turf.
The delay in starting production was due to environmental permit procedures.
Daimler even supplies components to Tesla despite being a competitor.