Toyota tore down the Tesla Model Y to learn how to build its own electric car that wo...?

They were probably dumbfounded that anyone would build a car that way. A Tesla Model 3’s chassis is three die-cast parts bolted together. The battery pack is one, everything in front of the bat…

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