Tesla, Inc.
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Deutsche Börse348.00
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- Tesla, Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, leases, and sells electric vehicles, energy generation, and storage systems globally. Its core product offerings include all-electric passenger vehicles—such as the Model S, Model 3, Model X, Model Y, and the forthcoming Cybertruck and Roadster—alongside cutting-edge battery energy storage solutions and solar energy products. Tesla also provides automotive regulatory credits and advanced software for vehicle and energy system management. The company operates through two primary divisions: Automotive, focused on electric vehicles and related products; and Energy Generation and Storage, focusing on solar panels, solar roof tiles, and energy storage solutions including the Powerwall and Megapack. Tesla's manufacturing and sales operations span North America, China, and Europe, supported by vertically integrated Gigafactories on multiple continents. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, Tesla remains a leader in the transition toward sustainable energy and transportation. Recent major developments include strategic partnerships with automotive giants such as Ford and General Motors, granting these partners access to Tesla’s expansive Supercharger network across North America. Tesla secured a significant semiconductor supply deal with Tata Electronics to support its expansion into the Indian automotive market. In 2024, the company announced the launch of a new Tesla Model 3 Performance trim and revealed concept autonomous vehicles—the Cybercab and RoboVan—as part of its upcoming Tesla Network ride-hailing service. Tesla also shifted its manufacturing approach by abandoning the next-generation gigacasting technique for vehicle underbodies, opting instead for a proven three-piece casting method. Operationally, Tesla relocated its incorporation to Texas and undertook a workforce reduction of 10% to optimize efficiency. The company further expanded through the acquisition of parts of the insolvent German high-tech parts maker Manz AG, incorporating over 300 new employees. Tesla continues to lead in the electric vehicle industry with significant market share globally and remains at the forefront of battery technology innovation through sustained partnerships such as that with Panasonic. Its customer base includes retail consumers, commercial fleet operators, and energy users seeking sustainable solutions. Tesla’s strategic expansion in both product offerings and geographic footprint cements its position as a dominant force in automotive electrification and renewable energy systems. The company holds a prominent place among the world’s most valuable corporations, reflecting its ongoing influence and growth trajectory in sustainable technology sectors.