Tesla Cybercab Goes Made in Texas as Elon Musk Highlights Locally Manufactured Nickel Cathode: ‘From the First Cathode Plant in the Americas’
Tesla’s Cybercab uses locally sourced nickel cathode made at Gigafactory Texas amid Trump's tariffs on the auto industry.
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Tesla is making electric car parts in Texas instead of buying them elsewhere. This means the company is trying to build more things at home, which could help it during trade wars.
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