Tesla sold nearly 500,000 electric vehicles last year and is expected to deliver more than 750,000 electric vehicles this year. However, Musk has said that in order to reach this level of production, Tesla has "Hell-like" test.
On Monday, he stated on the first-quarter conference call that the difficulty of dealing with Tesla's production problems and logistics problems caused by supply constraints "makes World War II seem trivial."
"I'm not kidding, this scale is crazy," Musk said. "We are talking about millions of cars, a huge global supply chain, 50 countries, and dozens of regulatory systems."
The Second World War involved most countries in the world, and the major industrial powers invested almost all of their economic power to support war efforts. Musk once again reiterated his views on multiple occasions: Tesla's important achievement is not to develop electric cars, but to become the first new American car company to achieve mass production without bankruptcy.
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