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Tesla, a transnational American automotive and clean energy corporation, is a market leader in electric vehicles, battery energy storage systems, solar panels, and related products. With an 18% market share in 2022, Tesla was the market leader for battery electric cars. Tesla Energy, a subsidiary, designs and installs photovoltaic installations in the US, and is one of the largest global suppliers of battery energy storage systems. Established in 2003 by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning, Tesla Motors is named after inventor Nikola Tesla. Elon Musk became the company's most significant stakeholder in 2004 after investing $6.5 million and was appointed CEO in 2008. Tesla's goal is to accelerate the transition to environmentally friendly energy and transportation using solar power and electric automobiles. Tesla's current offerings include Model 3, Model S, Model X, Model Y, Cybertruck, and Semi. Tesla Automation and Tesla Network focus on eco-friendly products and services, accelerating the global shift to sustainable energy and transportation.
Starts at $40,240
Tesla's Model 3 offers a well-rounded and entertaining EV by combining its cutting-edge technology, driving range, and performance in a small vehicle.
Tesla's Model 3 combines its cutting-edge technology, driving range, and performance in a compact car to create a well-rounded and enjoyable EV.
Starts at $99,990
The Tesla Model X has unmatched acceleration and a class-leading range, but a long list of practical problems overshadow its excellent all-electric performance.
Starting at $52,630
Although the Model Y leads the market in terms of driving range, performance, and charging accessibility, a rising field of rivalry highlights this Tesla's shortcomings in terms of comfort and build quality.
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