Tesla, Inc.
Tesla is a vertically integrated sustainable energy company that designs, manufactures, and distributes high-performance fully electric vehicles and scalable energy storage solutions. The company leverages proprietary battery technology, software-driven vehicle controls, and a direct-to-consumer sales model to accelerate the global transition to renewable energy. Beyond hardware, Tesla provides a comprehensive ecosystem of services including automated driving software, vehicle insurance, and a global charging infrastructure.
Financials
Based on Q1 2026 filing
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Automotive
primaryFocuses on the design, manufacture, and sale of electric consumer and commercial vehicles, along with the sale of regulatory credits. This segment also encompasses after-sales services, used vehicle sales, and the Supercharger network.
Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X, Cybertruck, Tesla Semi, Cybercab, FSD (Supervised), Supercharger
Individual consumers, Commercial fleet operators, Government entities, Other automakers
Energy Generation and Storage
moderateDevelops and installs solar energy systems and lithium-ion based energy storage products for residential, commercial, and utility-scale applications.
Powerwall, Megapack, Solar Roof, Retrofit Solar Energy Systems
Homeowners, Commercial enterprises, Industrial facilities, Utility companies
Segment Financials
Automotive Leasing, Direct Sales-Type — Sales-type leasing revenue
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Competitive Position
Tesla is a market leader in the electric vehicle industry, distinguished by its vertical integration, proprietary battery chemistry, and advanced autonomous driving software.
Geographies
North America, Europe, Middle East, Asia-Pacific
Customer Segments
B2C, B2B, Utility-scale
Upstream Dependencies
Lithium-ion cell raw materials, Semiconductor components, Solar panel components, Specialized manufacturing equipment
Downstream Customers
Retail vehicle buyers, Logistics companies, Residential solar adopters, Grid operators
Competitors & Partners
Competitors
General Motors
GM
Legacy automaker with competing EV platforms
Ford Motor Company
F
Legacy automaker transitioning to electric vehicles
Rivian Automotive, Inc.
RIVN
Pure-play electric truck and SUV manufacturer
Enphase Energy
ENPH
Competitor in the residential solar and storage market
Uber Technologies
UBER
Autonomous vehicle and mobility competitor
Subsidiaries
SolarCity
Solar energy services provider acquired to form the core of the energy segment
Maxwell Technologies
Ultracapacitor and dry electrode technology specialist
Tesla, Inc. FAQ
Common questions about Tesla, Inc.
Tesla is a vertically integrated sustainable energy company that designs, manufactures, and distributes high-performance fully electric vehicles and scalable energy storage solutions. The company leverages proprietary battery technology, software-driven vehicle controls, and a direct-to-consumer sales model to accelerate the global transition to renewable energy. Beyond hardware, Tesla provides a comprehensive ecosystem of services including automated driving software, vehicle insurance, and a global charging infrastructure.
Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) has a market capitalization of $1.57T and trades on NASDAQ.
Tesla, Inc. generated $97.9B in trailing twelve-month revenue with net income of $3.9B, representing a net margin of 4.0%. Gross margin stands at 19.1%, with free cash flow of $7.0B. These figures are based on the Q1 2026 filing.
Tesla, Inc.'s key competitors include General Motors, Ford Motor Company, Rivian Automotive, and others. These companies compete in similar markets and product categories.
Tesla, Inc. has approximately 140,473 employees.