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These numbers are unreal. From 100 cars in 2011 to 140,000 Model 3s (+100K Model X and S) in 2019. And all electric. I personally am not interested in minor cha
by dmode 8y ago
These numbers are unreal. From 100 cars in 2011 to 140,000 Model 3s (+100K Model X and S) in 2019. And all electric. I personally am not interested in minor changes in financials, and want to just sit back and marvel the machine that Tesla and Elon Musk has created. Kudos to everyone at Tesla.
- ccorda 8y ago$TSLA annual revenue (billions) 2018: $21.46 2017: $11.76 2016: $7.00 2015: $4.05 2014: $3.20 2013: $2.01 2012: $0.41 2011: $0.20 2010: $0.12 2009: $0.11 2008: $0.01 CAGR: 2 yr: 75% 5 yr: 60% 10 yr: 107% source: https://twitter.com/TeslaPodcast/status/1090719629922746374 https://twitter.com/TeslaPodcast/status/1090719629922746374 It's interesting to overlay Tesla 2014 - 2019 with Apple 2002 - 2007. Now what Apple did from there will be tough to match (not to mention the margins): https://ark-invest.com/research/tesla-through-the-lens-of-apple https://ark-invest.com/research/tesla-through-the-lens-of-ap...
- dmode 8y agoThank you for putting these numbers out. Also, kind of reminds me of Facebook revenue growth