Tesla's Sales, Income, and Manufacturing Data
In the rapidly evolving world of electric vehicles (EVs), Tesla continues to hold a significant position.
Last year, the Tesla Model Y was the most popular EV in the United States, with a total of 372,613 sales. Despite a 6.6% year-over-year decrease, the Model Y maintained its lead.
In January 2025, Tesla's global sales saw a slight shift, with the company selling 101,101 vehicles worldwide. This placed Tesla as the second-most popular EV manufacturer, with BYD taking the top spot.
The Tesla Model Y's popularity extends beyond the US borders. In China, the Model Y ranked third in the top 10 most popular electric vehicles in January 2025, with 25,694 sales. The top spot was taken by the BYD Song (BEV+PHEV), followed by the Geely Geome Xingyuan and Tesla Model Y.
Europe also shows a strong preference for Tesla's offerings. In January 2025, the Tesla Model Y was the third most-sold electric vehicle, with 5,890 sales. The VW ID.4 took the top spot, followed by the Skoda Enyaq and the Tesla Model Y.
Tesla's success is not only in its popular models but also in its workforce. The median compensation package for software engineers at Tesla totals $198,000. In the US, Tesla employees working on an H1-B visa receive a median base salary of $145,805. As of the latest company update, Tesla employs 125,665 people across its 4 active automotive manufacturing facilities in the US, China, and Germany.
Tesla's financial health is also robust. In 2023, the company reported a revenue of approximately 96.773 billion USD.
In the global EV market, Tesla continues to be a formidable competitor. As of January 2025, the top 10 electric car manufacturers were BYD, Tesla, Geely, Wuling, Volkswagen, BMW, Xpeng, Li Auto, Toyota, and Leap Motor.
In conclusion, Tesla's position as a leader in the EV market is well-established, with its Model Y being a popular choice in the US, Europe, and China. The company's continued growth and financial success indicate a promising future in the electric vehicle industry.
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