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Tesla will more than double daily production at Giga Shanghai to 2,600 electric vehicles starting Tuesday, according to Reuters.

Tesla's Shanghai plant halted production when the city entered a phased lockdown from March 28, and officially began resuming production on April 19.

To date, Tesla has opened more than 1,100 Supercharger stations in the Chinese mainland, offering more than 8,600 Superchargers.

Tesla is trying to start a second shift at the plant as early as next week so that car production can resume running around the clock once supplies of parts become smoother, according to Bloomberg.

Giga Shanghai is still in single-shift production, and capacity has been significantly reduced compared to the original three-shift operation.

Some vehicles may face slowed operation of the central processor and sluggish display of the central touch display when preparing for or during DC fast charging.

For Tesla, doubling the number of workers living near the production line to maintain "closed-loop" operations remains a challenge, according to a Reuters report.

This is Tesla China's second vehicle export this week after exporting 4,767 vehicles from its Shanghai plant on May 11.

The man, dubbed on the internet as "Yi Long Musk", posted some videos emulating the Tesla CEO and went viral.

A woman's Model 3 suddenly played "I died a horrible death" during a nighttime restart.