- Tesla’s European factory outside Berlin resumed production after a temporary halt due to suspected sabotage.
- A left-wing extremist group claimed responsibility for the attack which damaged a high voltage pylon.
- Elon Musk visited the factory to boost employee morale and reaffirm his commitment to Tesla’s operations in Germany.
- The factory’s halt affected not only Tesla but also local residents who were left without electricity for a week.
- Local opposition to the factory’s expansion is growing, with concerns over environmental impacts and water supply.
- The group claiming responsibility for the sabotage is classified as a far-left extremist group with anarchist leanings.
- Protesters against Tesla’s expansion distance themselves from the arson, criticizing the environmental and social impact of electric vehicle production.
- Despite challenges, including high operational costs and potential for protest, Musk does not regret the investment in the German factory.
- Musk remains committed to the project, highlighting the pool of highly skilled workers in Germany as a key factor for the investment.
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