Overview
- Elon Musk visited Tesla's Berlin Gigafactory with his son as production resumed following an arson attack that halted operations for over a week.
- The arson attack, claimed by a far-left activist group, caused significant production delays and financial losses estimated at over $1 billion.
- Tesla aims to expand the Berlin Gigafactory's capacity for battery production to 100 gigawatt hours and car production to 1 million units annually.
- Analysts express concerns over Tesla's growth, with some predicting flat sales volumes for the year and a potential impact on the company's market position.
- Musk's visit highlighted his support for the factory's workers and the community, amidst challenges from environmental activists and labor unions.