According to foreign media reports, on December 5th, automotive industry veteran Sandy Munro shared an interview with Tesla CEO Elon Musk after the Cybertruck delivery event. In the interview, Musk revealed some new details of the $25000 affordable electric vehicle plan, including Tesla's plan to first produce this car at its factory in Austin, Texas.

　　Musk said he cannot disclose any details about the $25000 electric vehicle sales and dates, as these details would indirectly reveal Tesla's financial situation, but he still shared some new information.

　　Firstly, Musk stated that Tesla has "made considerable progress" in developing this car, and added that he reviews production line plans every week.

　　He also said in an interview, "The first production line of a $25000 affordable electric car will be located in a Texas super factory."

　　Munro said he thought Tesla would produce this car at a super factory in Mexico. But Musk responded that the Mexican factory will be Tesla's second factory to produce this car.

　　Musk also stated that Tesla will eventually produce this car at the Berlin Superfactory, making it Tesla's third or fourth factory to have a production line for this car.

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　　As for the reason why Tesla was the first to produce affordable electric vehicles at its Texas factory, Musk said that building the Mexican factory would take too long, indicating that Tesla may want to start producing this car before the Mexican factory is completed.

　　Musk also pointed out that Tesla's affordable electric vehicle production line will be different from any production line people have seen before, and it can even be said that it will "surprise people.".

　　He said, "The manufacturing revolution represented by this car will surprise people. This is different from any car production that people have ever seen."

　　Musk also stated that the production system is the most interesting part of the company's affordable electric vehicle plan, and pointed out that this will be a huge advancement in existing technology.

　　He added, "This will be far ahead of the production technology level of any car factory on Earth."