Gigafactory
Former Tesla supervisor sues over Cybertruck parts injury
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A former safety supervisor at Tesla's Gigafactory in Austin, Texas, has filed a lawsuit against the company, alleging severe injuries from unsecured Cybertruck parts that fell on him in February 2024. The plaintiff claims the incident resulted from inadequate safety measures prioritizing production over worker protection. He seeks more than $1 million in damages following his termination a month later.
In Grünheide, a Tesla worker sharply criticized colleagues in an internal chat for filming a serious accident instead of helping. The incident happened during shift change on the way to Fürstenwalde. The HR department is reportedly reviewing the matter.
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Following recent supply chain adjustments like L&F's contract reduction, Tesla has slashed its 4680 battery cathode deal with LG Energy Solutions from $2.9 billion to $7,000, per Reuters. Weak Cybertruck demand undermines the cell's high-volume economics, threatening plans for Texas Gigafactory output and the upcoming Cybercab.