Tesla supplier wants exception to Sunday driving ban for trucks BEESKOW (dpa-AFX) - A supplier to the US electric car manufacturer Tesla <US88160R1014> has submitted an application to the responsible district of Oder-Spree for an exception to the Sunday driving ban for trucks. A spokesman for the district confirmed a corresponding report by the news magazine "Der Spiegel". Nothing has been decided yet, he emphasized. This is currently being coordinated with the country that is in contact with the relevant federal ministries. Accordingly, trucks that drive to the Tesla factory should also be allowed to use federal highways and highways on Sunday. The federal government and the state government in Potsdam are opposed to granting Tesla special treatment, the "Spiegel" report says. In addition, the trucks should be conventional, diesel-powered vehicles. From summer 2021, around 500,000 vehicles per year are to be produced in Grünheide (Oder-Spree) near Berlin. The final environmental approval from the state of Brandenburg is still pending. Tesla is already building at its own risk via early approvals. The Brandenburg State Environment Agency recently gave the green light for the foundation and the shell construction with an early start./na/DP/eas
Looks like the Xetra does about 6x more volume than Frankfurt, but even if you combined the two, that's a low 5 minute candle for volume in the US "tradebot" exchange. Every trader wants to open, or buy to cover, at the best price, before Battery Day... IMHO GLTA
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