In yet another bold and futuristic move, Elon Musk has officially revealed Tesla’s first-ever floating production facility, nicknamed “AquaGig” — a massive offshore plant dedicated to manufacturing Cybertrucks right in the middle of the ocean.

📍Located off the coast of California, AquaGig is powered entirely by renewable energy sources: solar panels, ocean wave converters, and a closed-loop water recycling system. Tesla claims this could be a blueprint for sustainable, decentralized manufacturing across the globe.

🗣️ At the press unveiling, Musk said:

“Why build on land when you have endless ocean? This is the next frontier of global manufacturing — clean, scalable, and futuristic.”

🌍 However, the announcement has ignited a firestorm of public and expert opinion.

Here’s what’s causing the buzz:

• 🌿 Environmentalists are raising red flags about potential harm to marine ecosystems, claiming the long-term consequences remain unknown.

• 💼 Meanwhile, tech analysts and investors are hailing it as a “game-changing innovation,” comparing it to something straight out of a sci-fi movie.

💥 Reactions on social media range from admiration to concern:

“Elon Musk is literally building Iron Man-level stuff.”
“This could end badly for the ocean — is anyone thinking about marine life?”

🚚 The first Cybertrucks from AquaGig are expected to ship by Q4 this year, and Tesla fans are already placing orders in droves.