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mynorthanchor t1_iyd8iz8 wrote

LMAO they don't have to build a manufacturing plant. I have one of these cars ordered (as a second car) and they just paired with a manufacturer in Europe. That's how normal business is done.

https://cleantechnica.com/2022/11/23/aptera-partners-with-italian-composites-manufacturer-to-accelerate-production/

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gnoxy t1_iyd9yse wrote

That partnership only builds the body. They still have to put the car together and they need a manufacturing plant for that. Chris Anthony and Sandi Munro had a discussion on this a week ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TNHPP_czHE

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mynorthanchor t1_iyda33w wrote

Right but you don't BUILD a whole manufacturing plant. You pair with one. That's my point. You made it sound like they have to start from the ground up with construction and that's inaccurate.

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gnoxy t1_iydbnn9 wrote

No. They are not pairing with one. They have to put the car together, manufacture them. Widget 1 connected to widget 2 is manufacturing a product. Partnering with someone to make widget 1 and building widget 2 in house makes no difference to you having to manufacture the final product.

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mynorthanchor t1_iydcg9f wrote

.... this has absolutely nothing to do with building factories man

I am simply saying they do not have to necessarily build an entire factory from the ground up

Edit: I suddenly realize I think this is a language issue, is English your second language? I think we are using "build" differently

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