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CTOnews.com, December 28 (Reuters)-Tesla's Shanghai Super Factory will produce electric cars for 17 consecutive days from January 3 to January 19, 2023, and then suspend production of electric cars from January 20 to January 31, longer than the Lunar New year holiday (January 21-27), Reuters reported yesterday. This means that the plant's production reduction plan, which began in December 2022, will be extended to 2023.

Tuyuan Pexels reported that Tesla responded to the above news, "the online information about Tesla's holiday is not accurate." In fact, most of the employees of the Shanghai super factory will have a holiday from January 20 to 28, which will be one day longer than before and after the legal holiday, so that people can flexibly arrange the time to return home. Some employees have been celebrating local festivals in the past two years and have not been home for the Spring Festival in several years. At the same time, some workshops still need to continue to operate at high speed during this period, and we have also made relevant arrangements and preparatory work. "

As a reference, Tesla's Shanghai factory remained in normal operation during the last week of December 2021 and took only three days off during the 2022 Lunar New year.

In addition, Reuters reported not long ago that, according to an internal notice and people familiar with the matter, "Tesla suspended production at the Shanghai superfactory on December 24, 2022, resulting in the last week of December." Shanghai superfactories have suspended most of their scheduling plans. " Tesla responded: "the Shanghai factory still maintained efficient production and excellent output in 2022. Vehicle production will carry out the annual production line maintenance work as planned next week (the last week of December), while workers will also take a rest during the production line maintenance period after a year of hard work. Charging piles and other workshops have not stopped production, (outsiders) said that the factory shutdown is not entirely accurate."

CTOnews.com has learned that Tesla had previously set a target of 50 per cent growth in production and electric vehicle deliveries in 2022. Analysts expect the company's electric vehicle production to fall below that target, up nearly 45 per cent from the previous year, according to forecasts for the fourth quarter, which is coming to an end.

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