Tesla Chief, Elon Musk gave details of Model 3’s production issues during a conversation with Canadian-American automotive engineer Sandy Munro. The interview was held at the SpaceX facility in Boca Chica, Texas where Munro had the opportunity to ask Elon Musk why some of its products have issues while others seem to be perfect.
The Tesla chief replied that it “took some time for the company to iron out the production process and that it was hard to get everything right during the car’s production ramp.” If we can remember clearly, Tesla had problems addressing the production bottlenecks on the Model 3 line, and it took few months to achieve the kind of volume the company was aiming for.
One major problem the company suffered at that time was paint issues – some cars had paint that was thinning in some places and had paint flakes and blemishes. Tesla chief finally admitted that there wasn’t enough time for some of the cars to dry. Some Model 3s also suffered from panel gap issues wherein which their gaps had inconsistent sizing.
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