Tesla Stops Work at Shanghai Plant Over Covid-Related Supply Issues: Report
The electric vehicle company had only recently started production again at the facility following a 22-day shutdown thanks to a covid-19 outbreak in Shanghai. Tesla, unlike many other companies, was allowed to resume production on April 19 after coordination with the Chinese Communist Party.
One of the companies that’s reportedly throwing a wrench in Tesla’s restart is Aptiv, according to Reuters, which also supplies General Motors. Aptiv has seen covid-19 hit its workforce and caused anChina has taken a draconian approach to curtailing covid-19 outbreaks, something that allowed the country to operate largely covid-free for several years.
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