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The discussion also touches on Tesla’s future manufacturing plans in various countries. Besides China, countries like Mexico, Indonesia, and Canada are in Tesla’s sights for new factories. For instance, Indonesia is considered a promising location due to its rich mineral resources and upcoming free trade agreements that could unlock tax credits—especially for critical mineral imports—making the region a strategic candidate for Tesla’s supply chain.
Furthermore, Tesla's ambitious goal to produce 20 million vehicles annually by 2030 requires a network of multiple factories across the globe. The company is expected to carefully balance expanding in the US, Europe, and Asia, with cost-efficient and strategically located plants ensuring the scalability needed for such a target.