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This acceleration is not merely a production bragging point; it holds massive financial implications. Each 1,000-unit weekly increase in production is estimated to add $2.75 billion in annual revenue and $770 million in gross profit (assuming a 28% profit margin). Tesla's growth at this pace indicates a formidable ramp-up, with the company moving swiftly toward volume production—a crucial threshold where profits truly start to soar.

Historically, Tesla's scaling has taken longer:

• From 0 to 1,000 vehicles annually took 89 days.

• From 1,000 to 2,000 took longer again.

• It then reached 3,000 vehicles in 107 days.

• And recently, it only took 27 days to jump from 4,000 to 5,000 vehicles per week.