California county says Tesla factory cannot operate normally in coronavirus shutdown

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"Food might be essential, but not Teslas."

California county says Tesla factory cannot operate normally in coronavirus shutdown
Tesla cannot continue to operate its main US vehicle factory normally as the San Francisco Bay Area has begun a three-week lockdown to rein in the spread of coronavirus, a spokesman for the county sheriff's office said on Tuesday. Tesla's sole US auto factory in Alameda County employs more than ...

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