Tesla has announced that it delivered about one million (1 million) electric vehicles (EVs) worldwide by 2021. This significantly improved the goal of increasing delivery by 50 percent. Tesla has delivered 936,000 electric vehicles in the past year, almost twice as many as last year.
According to reports, Tesla Model 3 and Model Y were the most popular electric cars of the American manufacturer - 9 11,208 units were sold. This was followed by the Model S and Model X, selling 24,964 units. Both of these are luxury Tesla models and cost around $ 100,000 (about Rs 75,000).
Sales were high in the fourth quarter, with Tesla delivering 308,600 units. While the delivery numbers are truly impressive, the numbers are even more important that this huge number has been achieved despite the global challenges plaguing the entire automotive industry.
The pandemic remains a major challenge, as is the global shortage of semiconductor chips. Tesla has also come under the control of safety regulators such as China. Recently, the functionality of the Tesla Autopilot in the US is being studied by NHTSA.
It is also important to know here that Tesla is not available in many markets. Data on units delivered by country are not yet available. However, it can be assumed that most of Tesla's sales were made in China and the US market.
CEO Elonas Muskas recently thanked Tesla employees for their hard work during the holidays on the social network Twitter. Musk became the richest man in the world in 2021, and Tesla contributed to increasing his wealth.
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