What's Inside Tesla's Texas Gigafactory?

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Published 2022-04-09

Toured World's Most Advanced Auto Manufacturing Facility in Austin Texas for Tesla Cyber Rodeo. So Wild to see how big this place is! What a party!

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All Comments (21)

@JerryRigEverything 2 years ago

So cool. That factory is LEGIT.
@ElectroMaticPlus_48 2 years ago

14:13 those are not sticks, those are fluorescent tubes glowing from the wireless tesla coil energy
@ChippyGaming 2 years ago

When I saw the event announcement I knew you'd be there
@nbdvlogs5462 2 years ago

I currently work at a Honda Manufacturing plant it's nowhere near advanced as this but everyday when I go to work no matter how much I'd rather be at home I still think it's so cool seeing how these cars we see everyday on the streets are actually made. I remember when I first made it to Honda I thought the place was huge (which it is) but it's a lot easier to get where I'm going now that I've been there for a while
@ItsKimJava 2 years ago

Dan at it again with the BEST Tesla vids!
@dzmo-official 2 years ago

This has got to be your coolest video yet. But I think we all are missing Lincoln
@DirtyTesla 2 years ago

It was great to get to say hi Dan! Great overview of the factory. It was insane!
@craiggilchrist4223 2 years ago

Look at those people holding up sticks. That cracked me up. The Tesla coil was playing the Imperial March from Star Wars and those sticks as you call them were florescent lights. They light up from the static produced from the Coil.
@AuthenTech 2 years ago

Great recap vid. Would love to see you get a full factory tour someday.
@PossibleJothamChin 2 years ago

14:17: the Star Wars theme😱
@katiewennerberg210 2 years ago

I live in Texas, drove past this a few weeks ago and my gosh that really is a big building. Going 80 mph and it took a surprising amount of time to get by. Only wish I’d gotten an event invite!
@susanbreeland8620 2 years ago

Great coverage!! We would not otherwise seen it this well!! A great big thank you!!
@nates3361 2 years ago

Thanks for bring us with you dude, I love your passion and enthusiasm; gets me excited :D
@danlovaj 2 years ago

Thanks Dan! Best video I’ve seen of cyber rodeo and about the structural battery pack!
@jessblue112 2 years ago

Thanks for sharing. I love how the Tesla coil was humming Star Wars!
@aslye 2 years ago

Here’s to the thumbnail that could’ve been 🤠 Great seeing you again, Dan!
@howardlerner4958 2 years ago

Great overview video, the Austin assembly plant looks amazing!
@MichaelSmith-px1ev 2 years ago

Hi Dan thanks so much for providing a great insight to what was going on at Cyber Rodeo. We get a great look in how the cars are made from the stamping and 4680 battery cells right through to the finished car. That’s so much better than the actual speeches. Hopefully all Giga’s can get 4680 soon.
@tianchengwu436 2 years ago

Thanks you for filming this for us to see. Amazing video. Always can't wait for the next one
@Velo1010 2 years ago

I’ll tell you something the first time I ever saw a Li battery pack disassembled was on YouTube. It surprised me that it wasn’t one giant battery, but it was made of individual D-cell sized batteries. Just to think these Li batteries that power a Tesla all come from a natural lithium ponds. Incredible. A work of physics and nature put together.