Tesla Unveils Battery Manufacturing Line: "Similar to a Coca-Cola Factory"

▲Battery manufacturing process revealed by Tesla on YouTube (Source=Tesla YouTube capture)

[Asia Economy Reporter Kwon Jae-hee] American electric vehicle company Tesla has unveiled a battery production line for electric vehicles similar to Coca-Cola's mass production system.

On the 18th (local time), according to the American electric vehicle specialized media Teslarati, Tesla posted a one-minute video showing the battery production process on its YouTube channel.

Through the video, Tesla showed a condensed battery manufacturing line similar to beverage or toy production processes.

A netizen who owns a Tesla electric vehicle posted on Twitter after watching the video that the battery manufacturing line seemed modeled after the production process of a large beverage company, and Elon Musk, Tesla's CEO, agreed with his opinion in a comment.

Musk stated, "The best battery manufacturing technology is found in mass production factories such as food and beverage, some pharmaceuticals, and toys."

Teslarati reported, "The video shows that the battery manufacturing line closely resembles a Coca-Cola factory."

Additionally, Tesla attracted attention by using the 1961 pop song "Honey Bee" by Don Hinton as the background music for the video.

This pop song contains the lyrics, "If you kiss me, I'll walk a million miles."

Regarding this, the automotive media AutoEvolution reported, "Through the lyrics of the video, Tesla reaffirmed its determination to develop a battery with a driving lifespan of one million miles (approximately 1.61 million km)."