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Tesla Hiring Over 1,000 New Workers to Ramp Up Semi Truck Output

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Tesla’s expansion efforts show no signs of slowing down as the company announces plans to hire over 1,000 new workers to meet its ambitious production goals for the Semi truck.

This significant hiring push is an emphatic move designed to scale up operations, overcome supply-chain bottlenecks, and capture a larger slice of the electric vehicle market.

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Tesla’s Hiring Plan

Tesla is recruiting across manufacturing, supply chain, engineering and quality assurance, focused on its Gigafactory in Sparks, Nevada, plus supporting sites in California and Texas.

The goal: ramp to 50,000 Semi trucks annually by end-2024 to meet pre-orders from PepsiCo, Walmart and DHL, filling key roles within the next six months.

Supply-Chain Hurdles

Battery Supply and Technology

Scaling 4680 cells faces raw-material bottlenecks in lithium and nickel and challenges meeting energy-density targets.

Specialised Components

High-capacity inverters and heavy-duty e-axles come from few suppliers, creating tight lead times and scaling limits.

Charging Infrastructure

Building the Megacharger network remains slow and costly, yet is essential to make the Semi viable against diesel competitors.

Equity Impact

A successful Semi ramp could add over $10 billion in annual revenue and open a $1.45 trillion commercial vehicle market by 2030.

Positive operating margins on the Semi will be critical to reinforce Tesla’s role as a freight-electrification leader.

Insider Tip

EV Edge subscribers saw Tesla’s cap-ex shift toward the Semi months ago—proof of the value in early, curated insights.

Expert Quotes

“Tesla is rewriting the blueprint for logistics. The Semi aims to penetrate the freight market at scale, but vertical integration for batteries will be a major challenge.”

Dr. Catherine Morgan, Senior Analyst at EV Mobility Insights

“Commercial EV adoption hinges on total cost of ownership. Tesla’s Semi must deliver lifecycle cost advantages as legacy automakers and startups enter this space.”

Richard Chang, Managing Director at Future Transport Analytics

What’s Next

Key hurdles: achieving positive Semi margins, fulfilling tens of thousands of pre-orders, and expanding the Megacharger network to drive adoption.

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