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Munro Live released today another update on the Made-in-Texas (MIT) Tesla Model Y's structural battery pack teardown.

The team from Munro Live provides its impressions of the Texas-built Tesla Model Y's build quality. It's impressive, though there are some notable exceptions.

In the second part of the Tesla 4680-type cylindrical battery cell teardown and analysis, The Limiting Factor presents the initial specs and findings.

In the latest episode of Munro Live, Sandy Munro visits IDRA's facilities in Italy, where IDRA produces die-casting machines.

Munro & Associates is currently in the process of tearing down a refreshed Model Y with 4680 cells and a structural pack. And in the tear-down process, they have found getting to the batteries extremely challenging. This has led some individuals to believe the 4680 cells are non-recyclable. However, Elon Musk reassured us that the new cells are indeed recyclable.

In a quick update, Munro Live reports the status of the eagerly anticipated teardown of the Made-in-Texas (MIT) Tesla Model Y's structural battery pack.

Munro Live's teardown of the MIT Tesla Model Y progresses quite quickly and the team already had an opportunity to take a look at the battery pack cover.

In the latest episode of Munro Live, Cory Steuben and Carl Crittenden present what is under the hood of the Made-in-Texas (MIT) Tesla Model Y.

The Munro Live teardown of the Made-in-Texas (MIT) Tesla Model Y has started faster than we anticipated, and as promised, right away with the battery removal.

Munro Live announced the upcoming teardown and analysis of the Made-in-Texas (MIT) Tesla Model Y, equipped with Tesla's 4680-type cylindrical battery cells.