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48 V architecture (thanks @jahansolu), electric steering (not steer by wire but steering components), batteries, stater, inverters, and more lifted from CT.

New factory in Sparks expected to have 50,000 annual capacity.
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It uses 48v architecture - this is great news as this means the CT is not simply a one-off. It gives me confidence knowing there will be more support moving forward. Cybercab next?
 

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@dalton108 - Tesla discussed the brake system at (39:26). The Tesla Semi uses pneumatically actuated air brakes (standard air friction brakes) for the trailer interface, but they are electronically controlled via a brake-by-wire system (39:34) - Like the new Model Y. This means the driver commands valves to move electronically rather than through a direct mechanical link to the brake pedal, allowing for higher precision (39:46).

Also, thanks for the 48v credit. ☺
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