Tesla expects first Semi trucks to enter production by end-2025 at its Nevada gigafactory, with full ramp-up planned through 2026, according to Semi program head Dan Priestley.
Annual production capacity is targeted at 50,000 units, as Tesla prepares for high-volume output over the next few quarters.
Semi production has faced repeated delays, missing original 2019 and 2024 targets set by Tesla and CEO Elon Musk.
Tesla’s shipment plans for Semi and Cybercab components from China were suspended, after Trump raised tariffs on Chinese goods to 145%, forcing Tesla to reassess.
The company warned last week it will revisit its growth forecast in three months, citing uncertainties from shifting global trade policies and political risks impacting demand.
