Tesla plans to begin producing its own battery cells at mid-2027 at its Grünheide plant near Berlin. The company aims to scale annual cell output to 18 GWh and plans to hire more than 1,500 people for battery manufacturing. Cumulative investment in the activity is approaching EUR 1 billion, while the site will use Tesla’s dry-electrode coating technology. Tesla also intends to file for permits for a second production hall in December 2026, covering roughly 536,000 square meters. The project’s profitability will depend in part on the efficiency gains expected from the new process, given that manufacturing costs in Germany are higher than in Asia.
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