Tesla Sales, Revenue & Production Statistics

Tesla was incorporated as an electric vehicle manufacturer in July 2003.

Initially, the company faced significant difficulties when it came to developing technology, producing prototypes, and scaling manufacturing. Elon Musk joined the company as chairman in 2004. Early on, he stated that Tesla had just a 10% chance of success.

Today, Tesla delivers more than 400,000 vehicles each quarter.

Key Tesla Stats

• Tesla sold 1,789,226 electric cars in 2024, ranking 2nd worldwide after BYD.
• Tesla sold over 7.25 million vehicles to date.
• Tesla’s revenue was $97.69 billion in 2024.
• 125,665 employees work at Tesla worldwide.

Tesla Vehicle Deliveries

In 2024, Tesla delivered 1,789,226 vehicles.

Tesla quarterly deliveries in Q4 2024 hit 495,570, representing a 2.28% year-over-year increase.

According to analyst estimates, Tesla is forecasted to deliver 367,000 vehicles in Q1 2025, down from 386,810 deliveries reported in Q1 2024.

Here’s a comprehensive overview of Tesla deliveries since 2013:

Sources: Tesla, CleanTechnica

Tesla Vehicle Production

Tesla produced 1,773,443 vehicles in 2024, showing a 3.93% year-over-year decrease.

Here’s a complete breakdown of Tesla vehicle production since 2014:

Source: Tesla

Total Teslas Sold

According to Tesla investor reports, Tesla has sold over 7,247,237 electric vehicles to date.

Sources: Statista, Tesla

Tesla Annual Revenue

In 2024, Tesla generated $97.69 billion in annual revenue. That’s an increase of 0.95% compared to 2023.

We’ve charted the growth in Tesla’s annual revenue since 2008:

Sources: Tesla, Macrotrends

Tesla Supercharger Locations

Supercharger is Tesla’s fast-charging network. Tesla operates 7,121 Supercharger stations in 52 countries as of March 2025.

The number of Supercharger locations has increased by 42.4% in less than the past two years (April 2023 – March 2025).

In the last 3 years alone (March 2022 – March 2025), Tesla has added 3,870 new Supercharger stations.

Here’s a table showing the number of active Supercharger stations since 2013:

Source: supercharge.info

Tesla Supercharger Stations by Country

As of March 2025, the US and China account for 67.25% of all Tesla Supercharger stations. The two countries combined have 4,789 Supercharger locations open.

While the Tesla Supercharger network extends to 42 countries, the vast majority (87.52%) of stations are located in just 10 countries.

With that, here’s a table that contains the full data:

Source: supercharge.info

Tesla Manufacturing Facilities

Tesla has 4 active automotive manufacturing facilities spanning 3 countries: the United States, China and Germany.

As well as the original Fremont Factory in California, there are active production lines at the Gigafactory Texas, Gigafactory Berlin-Brandenburg and Gigafactory Shanghai.

Source: Tesla

Tesla Worldwide Sales

Tesla sold 101,101 vehicles in January 2025, making it the 2nd most popular EV manufacturer after BYD.

To put in a perspective, Tesla reached 113,978 vehicle registrations in January 2024.

Here’s a list of the top 10 electric car manufacturers in January 2025:

Source: CleanTechnica, CleanTechnica

Tesla Sales in the US

The Tesla Model Y was the most popular electric vehicle in the US ranked by a number of vehicle sales in 2024. 372,613 Model Y vehicles were sold, showing a 6.6% year-over-year decrease. Tesla Model 3 claims second place with 189,903 annual sales in the country, with an annual decrease of 17.4%.

Here are the most popular electric vehicles in the US ranked by the number of sales in 2024:

Source: Cox Automotive

Tesla Sales in China

In January 2025, Tesla Model Y was the third most-sold electric vehicle in China. A total of 25,694 Model Ys have been sold.

Here’s a ranking of the top 10 most popular electric vehicles in China in January 2025:

Source: CleanTechnica

Tesla Sales in Europe

In January 2025, Tesla Model Y was the 3rd most-sold electric vehicle in Europe, after VW ID.4 and Skoda Enyaq. 5,890 vehicles have been sold across the continent.

Here’s a ranking of the top 10 most sold electric vehicles in Europe in January 2025:

Source: CleanTechnica

How Many People Work at Tesla?

According to the latest company update, Tesla has 125,665 employees.

Here’s a table showing the Tesla employee count since 2010:

The median compensation package for software engineers at Tesla totals $198,000. Tesla employees working in the US on an H1-B visa receive a median base salary of $145,805.

Sources: Macrotrends, Levels.fyi, H1B Salary Database

Conclusion

That’s it for my list of Tesla statistics.

Hopefully, the facts and figures I’ve included here have helped shed some light on Tesla’s growth story. It will be interesting to see if the company will overcome its current challenges and return to an upward trajectory.