Tesla CEO Elon Musk's coronavirus rant highlights just one of many hurdles automakers face in reopening plants
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk's coronavirus rant

Nissan Motor, which has delayed its restart plans at least twice, is expected to reopen in mid-May. The company stopped production on March 20. Tesla, which at one point planned to restart production next week, has not announced when production at its plant in Fremont, California will begin.

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