The Latest Tesla Statistics

Key Statistics

• Tesla’s total revenue for 2023 was $96.8 billion.
• In 2023, Tesla had a market cap of $789.89 billion (103.07% higher than 2022’s $388.97 billion).
• Tesla’s GAAP income for 2023 stood at $15 billion, with a staggering $7.9 billion from the fourth quarter only.
• Tesla’s Global EV sales number for 2023 was 1,845,985 — an all-time high in the company’s history.
• In 2023, Tesla’s best-selling  EVs were the Tesla Model Y (1,211,601 sold) and Tesla Model 3 (529,287 sold).
• The US and China were Tesla’s biggest EV markets in 2023 — 654,888 EV sales in the US and 603,304 EVs sold in China.
• Tesla was the second best-selling EV in China in 2023.

Sales Statistics

Production

How many EVs did Tesla produce in 2023?

2023 was Tesla’s all-time-highest EV production year. Total cars produced globally reached 1,845,985 and deliveries stood at 1,808,581. 

• 1,775,159 Tesla Model 3/Y were produced in 2023 and 1,739,707 of those were delivered.
• Only 70,826 Tesla Model S/X and Cyber Trucks were produced in 2023 with 68,874 delivered.

Tesla Deliveries

What are Tesla’s EV delivery statistics for 2023?

In 2023, Tesla’s global EV deliveries hit 1.81 million — 38% higher than the 1.31 million cars the automaker delivered in 2022. In the same year, production grew 35% from 1,369,611 in 2022 to 1,845,985 in 2023.

Tesla’s Global Production and Deliveries in 2023:

In the first quarter of 2023, Tesla produced 440,808 EVs of which it delivered 422,875. Of the 422,875 vehicles Tesla delivered in Q1 2023, 97% were Model 3/Y (412,180).

Tesla Q1 2023 Production and Deliveries:

Tesla upped EV production by 8.8% in the second quarter of 2023. The total vehicles produced stood at 479,700 EVs and 466,140 deliveries.

Tesla Q2 2023 Production and Deliveries:

The third quarter of 2023 saw a sharp 11.4% decline in the number of EVs produced by Tesla — 430,488 produced and 435,059 delivered — due to planned downtimes for factory upgrades.

Tesla Q3 Production and Deliveries:

In the fourth quarter of 2023, Tesla ramped up production to 495,989 vehicles and delivered over 484,507 vehicles. By the end of Q4, Tesla had surpassed its 1.8 million vehicle target for 2023 by 45,985 vehicles.

Tesla Q4 Production and Deliveries:

What is the carbon footprint of Tesla’s production?

Tesla’s carbon footprint from EV production totalled 610,000 metric tons of CO2 for Scope 1 (production emissions) and Scope 2 (emissions from purchased electricity and heat) in 2022. Its Scope 3 emissions accounted for more than 30.1 million metric tons of CO2 in the same year.

• The largest source of Tesla’s carbon emissions (27%) was mining and battery manufacture in 2022.
• 18% of 2022 carbon emissions came from aluminium, and steel accounted for 8%.
• Tesla reported 47% of its 2022 carbon emission as “all other,” which includes transportation and distribution, employee commuting and business travel. 3.4 million metric tons of CO2 emission was from the “use of sold products” — i.e. from driving the cars.

Revenue

Tesla’s annual revenue for 2023 was $96.773 billion — 19% higher than the previous year’s $81.462 billion.

Tesla year-by-year revenue ($ million) 2019-2023:

Tesla quarterly revenue ($ million) for 2023:

How much did Tesla’s revenue grow in 2023?

Tesla revenue for the twelve months ending December 31, 2023, was $96.773B, a 28.13% increase year-on-year.

Tesla’s deferred revenue each quarter of 2023 was Q1: $1.750 billion, Q2: $2.176 billion, Q3: $2.206 billion, Q4: $2.864 billion.

Tesla quarterly deferred revenue ($ million) for 2023:

Tesla revenue streams:

• Tesla generated $82.419 billion in automotive revenue for 2023, which is 15% higher than its automotive revenue in 2022 ($71.462 billion) and almost equal to its total revenue for 2019-2021 ($92.289 billion).
• In 2023, Tesla’s energy generation and storage revenue hit an all-time high of $6.035 billion. In contrast, the three previous years’ revenue were 3.909 billion (2022), 2.789 billion (2021) and 1.994 billion (2020).
• Tesla generated $8.319 billion in 2023 from “Services and Other Revenue“ — a 37% increment from the previous year’s $6.091 billion.
• Tesla reported revenue of $1.790 billion from sales of carbon credit in 2023 — $521 in Q1, $282 million in Q2, $554 million in Q3, and $433 million in Q4.

Tesla US Sales

In 2023, Tesla sold 654,888 vehicles in the US alone. The Model Y was the most popular Tesla EV (394,497 sold) followed by the Model 3 (220,910 sold). Tesla Model X and Model S sold 23,015 and 16,466 units respectively.

Tesla 2023 US sales by model:

Tesla Sales UK

In 2023, Tesla sold 47,840 EVs in the UK, making it the top-ranking automaker with 15.2% of the EV market share. 

• Tesla’s closest competitor at #2 is MG with 28,992 EVs sold and a market share of 9.2%.
• Tesla sold 34,495 Model Y and 12,944 Model 3 in the UK in 2023.
• Model X and Model S saw the lowest demand in the UK — 55 and 67 units sold respectively, with 278 Tesla EVs registered as “Unknown”.

Tesla 2023 UK sales by model:

Tesla European Sales 

In Norway, Tesla sold 25,376 vehicles in 2023, which puts it at the top with 23.6% of the EV market share. The closest competitor at #2 was Volkswagen who sold 15,363 EVs and had a 14.3% market share for 2023.

• Model Y was the best-selling EV from Tesla in Norway with 23,058 vehicles sold in 2023.
• Only 2,081 new Tesla Model 3 were registered in Norway for the year 2023.

In 2023, Tesla had a 12.% share of the German EV market — the automaker sold 63,682 vehicles. Only Volkswagen sold more EVs than Tesla in Germany — 70,624 vehicles sold and 13.5% market share.

In France, Tesla’s most popular vehicles were the Model Y (37,127 sold) and Model 3 (24,539). A total of 62,711 new Tesla EVs were registered in the country in 2023.

Tesla claimed the #1 spot in 2023 with a 24.9% market share and 16,633 vehicles sold in Italy.

In Sweden, Tesla sold 20,501 vehicles and had a 17.4% market share, making it the #1 best-selling EV automaker in 2023. Their closest competitor at #2 was Volkswagen who sold 17,760 EVs and had a 15.1% market share in 2023.

In 2023, Tesla had a 17.6% share of the Belgian EV market — the automaker sold 12,065 vehicles. 

In Spain, Tesla had a 22% EV market share with 13,260 vehicles sold in 2023 — 6,843 of them were the Tesla Model Y and 6,123 were Model 3. 

The closest competitor was MG who sold 4,070 vehicles and had a 6.7% market share.

Tesla China Sales

Tesla sold 603,304 EVs in China in 2023. The automaker faced stiff opposition from China’s BYD who sold 1,262,065 BEVs.

• In China, the most in-demand Tesla model was the Model Y with 456,394 units sold.
• Tesla Model Y was the second most-bought EV in China in 2023. 
• Only the BYD Song sold more (627,731) than Tesla in China — a large chunk (543,748) was the PHEV version of the BYD Song. The BEV version sold only 92,983 units in 2023. 
• Tesla sold 146,910 of its Model 3 in China in 2023.
• 2023 was the first time Tesla ranked #2 for EV sales in China with a 7.5% market share (BYD had 33.8%). The US automaker had been in the third spot for three years in a row.

Tesla Model 3

What is the Tesla Model 3 production rate?

The Tesla Model 3/Y production rate for 2023 is 1,775,159 with 1,739,707 deliveries made. The automaker does not provide data on the individual EV models produced or delivered.

Did Tesla hit Model 3 production targets in 2023?

At the start of the year 2023, Tesla’s Model 3 production target was to boost production rate by 50%. The automaker could only produce 1,775,159 Model 3/Y, which is 37% more than the previous year’s output (1,298,434 EVs) but 13% below target.

How much does it cost to charge a Tesla Model 3 in the UK?

How much it costs to charge a Tesla Model 3 in the UK depends on the power source you use. On the Supercharger network, the average cost to charge is £0.67 per kilowatt (KWh).

• Tesla Supercharger network uses a pay-as-you-go model — you only pay for the power used in topping up the battery. 
• Tesla owners who subscribe to the £10.99 monthly membership will be charged around £0.53 per kWh
• A Supercharger can add about 200 miles of range per 15 minutes of charge.
• The automaker recommends Level 2 charging (from your home) as the best way to maintain the range and health of your Tesla battery.
• Tesla offers a Wall connector unit for £475 that can be installed at home by any certified electrician.
• Depending on the power available at your home, Tesla’s current Wall connector can add 44 miles of range per hour of charge.

How much is a Tesla Model 3?

As of 2024, the price of a Tesla Model 3 starts from £39,990 for those in the UK. In the US, the price starts from $38,990.

• The range of Tesla Model 3 Rear-wheel Drive in the UK is 318 miles and 272  miles in the US (due to differing testing methods).
• The Tesla Model 3 Long range starts from £49,990 in the UK and $46,990 in the US, with a range of 390 miles in the UK and 341 miles in the US.
• These prices do not include Enhanced Autopilot, Full Self-Driving Capability, or Charge Connector.

How many kWh to charge a Tesla Model 3?

The amount of kWh it takes to charge a Tesla Model 3 depends on the battery percentage. Assuming the battery is at 0%, it would take 50 kWh to charge from 0% to 100% since a Tesla Model 3 has a battery capacity of 50 kilowatt-hours (kWh). 

However, since you never charge from 0% and it’s not advisable to charge to 100% every time, the actual kWh used will vary.

How long does it take to charge a Tesla Model 3?

A Wall Connector adds up to 44 miles of range per hour of charge. It would take 7 hours to charge a 272-mile range Tesla Model 3 from 0% to 100%. A Supercharger which can add 200 miles of range per 15 minutes of charge would take less than 45 minutes to charge a 390-mile range Tesla Model 3 from 0% to 100%.

How long does a Tesla Model 3 battery last?

According to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, its EV batteries can last around 300,000 miles to 500,000 miles before you’ll need to replace them. That means you can charge and discharge the Model 3 Long Range about 1,200 times before the battery degrades beyond use.

Some factors that can impact your battery’s health include:

• Too many Supercharges over the course of the vehicle’s lifetime,
• Randomly hitting top speed,
• Discharging below 20% or charging to 100% too often,
• And inclement weather.

How fast is a Tesla Model 3?

Tesla Model 3 Rear-Wheel Drive can accelerate 0-60 in 5.8 seconds thanks to its single, 242 bhp electric motor. The Model 3 Long Range, which has an extra electric motor on the front axle does 0-60 in 4.2 seconds and has a combined power output of 346bhp— both have a top speed of 125 mph.

How heavy is a Tesla Model 3?

The Tesla Model 3 comes in three variations: Standard Range Plus, Long Range, and Performance. The Standard Range Plus model is equipped with a single motor and weighs 1625 kg (3,582 lb). Both the Long Range and Performance models boast dual motors, with each weighing 1844 kg (4,065 lb).

How many battery cells in a Tesla Model 3?

November 2006 was the last time Tesla referenced the cell count of their batteries — it weighed 900 lb with 6,831 cells at the time. 

How often do you charge a Tesla Model 3?

The frequency of charge for a Tesla Model 3 Long Range with an estimated range of 341 miles depends on the length of your commute: 

• if doing short trips within the city, you might only charge 2-3 times weekly. 
• Longer trips may require a recharge at any of the 50,000+ Superchargers.

When you input a destination on the Trip Planner, it will automatically calculate your route with Superchargers along the way.

Tesla Model Y

How much is a Tesla Model Y?

The cost of a Tesla Model Y in the UK starts from £44,990. In the US, the price starts from $43,990.

• The range of the Model Y Rear-Wheel Drive in the UK is 283 miles and 250 miles in the US.
• The Tesla Model Y Long Range’s starting price is £59,990 in the UK and $48,990 in the US, with a range of 331 miles in the UK and 310 miles in the US.
• The Tesla Model Y Performance’s starting price is £59,990 in the UK and $52,490 in the US, with a range of 319 miles in the UK and 285 miles in the US.

These prices do not include Enhanced Autopilot, Full Self-Driving Capability, or Charge Connector.

How many kWh to charge a Tesla Model Y?

The amount of kWh it takes to charge a Tesla Model Y depends on the current charge left. Assuming the battery is at 0%, it would take 75kWh to charge from 0% to 100% because a Tesla Model Y has a battery capacity of 75 kilowatt-hours (kWh). 

However, since you never charge from 0% and it’s not advisable to charge to 100% every time, the actual kWh used will vary.

Tesla Model X

How much is a Tesla Model X?

The price of a Tesla Model X depends on where it is ordered from. For those in the UK, the price starts from £105,690. In the US, the price starts from $79,990.

• The range of the Tesla Model X in the UK is 358 miles and 335 miles in the US.
• The Tesla Model X Plaid starts from £114,390 in the UK and $94,990 in the US, with a range of 337 miles in the UK and 325 miles in the US. These prices do not include Enhanced Autopilot, Full Self-Driving Capability, or Charge Connector.

Tesla Model S

How long does it take Tesla to produce a Model S?

Tesla Model S and Model X are produced in its Fremont factory which has an output of 100,000 Model S or Model X yearly. That means it takes Tesla under 1 minute to produce the Model S/X, thanks to automation and its 20,000 Fremont-based employees.

How much is a Tesla Model S?

The price of a Tesla Model S in the UK starts from £86,990. In the US, the price starts from $74,990. The range of the Model S is 405 miles — in the UK and US.

The Tesla Model S Plaid’s starting price is £106,390 in the UK and $89,990 in the US, with a range of 390 miles in the UK and 359 miles in the US.

How long does a Tesla Model S battery last?

According to CEO Elon Musk, Tesla EV batteries can last between roughly 300,000 miles to 500,000 miles before you’ll need to replace them. That means you can charge and discharge the Model S Long Range about 900 times before its 405-mile battery degrades beyond use.

How long does it take to charge a Tesla Model S?

With an AC charging outlet, the Tesla Model S can charge up to 44 miles of range per hour. This means charging the 359-mile range Tesla Model S Plaid from 0% to 100% will take 8 hours. With a Supercharger, it would take about 45 minutes to charge a 405-mile-range Tesla Model 3 from 0% to 100%.

Tesla Company Information

Tesla Company Value

What is Tesla’s market cap/value? 

As of February 2024, Tesla has a market cap of $616.47 Billion. 

• The automaker’s end-of-year market cap for 2023 was $789.89 billion.
• Tesla’s highest stock closing price was $409.97 on November 04, 2021.

In comparison, Toyota ended 2023 with a market cap of $247.48 billion and Volkswagen closed with a market cap of $64.19 billion.

Tesla Market Share – how does Tesla compare to other manufacturers? 

Tesla sold 654,888 EVs in the US in 2023, making it the undisputed champion of EV sales in the US with a market share of 55%.

• In 2022, Tesla had a 65% market share.

Employees

How many employees does Tesla have?

As of 2023, Tesla has 140,500 employees.

History

Who is the owner of Tesla?

No single entity or individual fully owns Tesla. As of 2023, Elon Musk is the biggest shareholder with 715 million shares which is 20.6% of Tesla stocks. 

• The Vanguard Group holds 225.94 million shares - 7% of Tesla stocks.
• Blackrock has 186.65 million shares - 5.8% of Tesla stocks.

When was Tesla founded?

Tesla was founded on 1st July 2003, in San Carlos ( California), United States by two engineers, Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning. 

• Elon Musk led the initial rounds of investing for Tesla before taking over as CEO in Oct 2008.
• As of 2023, Tesla Inc. has 140,500 employees.

Factories

How many gigafactories does Tesla have?

As of 2023, Tesla Inc. has five gigafactories located in Nevada, New York, Shanghai, Texas, and Berlin—Brandenburg.

How many Tesla factories are there?

As of 2023, Tesla has eight factories worldwide. They are located in California, Nevada, New York, Shanghai, Texas, Berlin, Kato, and Lathrop.

• California is Tesla's first factory — produces Model S, Model 3, Model X and Model Y.
• Tesla’s factory in Nevada is one of the world's highest-volume plants for batteries, electric motors and powertrains.

Tesla Batteries

How long does a Tesla battery last?

According to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, its EV batteries can last around 300,000 miles to 500,000 miles before you’ll need to replace them. That means you can charge and discharge your Tesla EV 900 to 1,300 times before its battery degrades beyond use.

How long will a Tesla battery last?

The lifespan of a Tesla battery depends on various factors such as charge & discharge cycles, charge frequency, and driving style. But even after 200,000 miles, a Tesla battery degrades just 12%. 

That means the Tesla Model 3 Long Range with an estimated 80 kWh battery and 341 miles range would become 70 kWh with 300 miles range.

Tesla Supercharger Statistics

Locations

Tesla owns and operates a global and fast-charging network of 50,000+ Superchargers — the largest in the world. The UK has 110 supercharging locations on major routes and near convenient amenities. You can see those on your route in the Tesla Trip Planner app.

Number of Stations by Country

How many Tesla superchargers are in the UK?

The UK has 110 supercharging locations on major routes and near convenient amenities, you can see those on your route in the Tesla Trip Planner app.

Information/FAQ

How long does a Tesla supercharger take?

A Supercharger can add about 200 miles of range per 15 minutes of charge. This means it can fully charge any Tesla model from 0%-100% in under 50 minutes.

How much does it cost to use a Tesla supercharger?

Depending on the location and time of day, you can expect to pay $0.25 to $0.50 per kWh when using a Tesla Supercharger. This means it would cost between $12.5 to $25 to charge the Tesla Model 3 (50 kWh battery capacity) from 0% to 100%.

How much is a Tesla supercharger?

You need to apply on the Tesla website to host a Supercharger at your business property. There is no information on how much it costs to install a Supercharger.

How fast are Tesla superchargers?

A Supercharger is a fast-charging DC source that can add about 200 miles of range per 15 minutes of charge. It would take about 45 minutes to charge a 405-mile-range Tesla Model 3 from 0% to 100%.

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