While Tesla's North American factories were shuttered, the company furloughed thousands of workers and cut salaries by up to 30 percent, suspended contract assignments and even delayed performance reviews so that it wouldn't have to pay out bonuses or pay increases to deserving employees until the end of July. That turned out to be a pretty raw deal for many Tesla workers, who were forced to return to the job before shelter-in-place orders were lifted, but hey, it made Musk significantly richer. Despite the factory shutdowns in the first half of the year, Tesla says that its Fremont factory is already back at capacity, and plans to pump out 90,000 Model S and Xs this year as well as "increase total Model 3 / Model Y capacity from 400,000 to 500,000 units per year," according to the company's earnings statement.