BERLIN – Tesla has submitted an application to build on a further 100 hectares east of its plant in Germany, expanding the site's area by a third, a local media outlet reported, citing the local mayor.
The automaker, which already has 300 hectares of land for its auto factory and battery plant under construction, planned to build a freight station, logistics areas and parking spaces on the additional space, Gruenheide mayor Arne Christiani told RBB.
The municipality's main committee will discuss the matter on June 2. If it makes a recommendation, the municipal council could decide on it on June 23, Automobilwoche, a sibling publication of Automotive News Europe, also reported.