Tesla staffs up Nevada Semi plant as fleet orders stack up
Job boards show Tesla recruiting for Semi assembly, quality and service roles in Sparks as WattEV, IMC and the ZET SCALE alliance line up electric Class 8 orders. The post Tesla staffs up Nevada Semi plant as fleet orders stack up appeared first on FreightWaves .
Tesla has increased staffing at its Semi truck plant in Sparks, Nevada as orders for the electric trucks continue to mount. The plant, designed to produce 50,000 trucks per year, began high-volume production on September 24. As of October 16, Tesla had 103 job openings listed on its careers site specifically for the Semi. These roles include assembly line workers, maintenance technicians, CDL drivers, dispatchers, and construction staff.
Tesla has not disclosed how many Semis the plant is currently building, but the plant is already handling orders from companies such as DHL, PepsiCo, US Foods, IMC Logistics, and the ZET SCALE alliance. The company is also expanding its Semi service and charging infrastructure beyond Nevada, with service managers and technical instructors being hired in 11 U.S. cities and Megacharger sites under construction in Georgia.
Tesla's first European trucks will be produced at the Nevada plant and delivered by the end of 2027. Despite the increase in staffing, Tesla has not disclosed output figures for the Semi, and the company has not provided pricing information. Its third-quarter delivery report, released on October 2, did not mention the Semi, and the company has not disclosed results until October 21.
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