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Tesla delivered 422,875 vehicles in Q1 2023. Here is what the competition manged for all of 2022 GM: 39,000, Ford: 61,000, Hyundai: 175,000, Kia: 80,000 Com
by grecy 4y ago
Tesla delivered 422,875 vehicles in Q1 2023.
Here is what the competition manged for all of 2022
GM: 39,000, Ford: 61,000, Hyundai: 175,000, Kia: 80,000
Combined, Tesla delivered more Evs in one quarter than their competition manged in a whole year, combined.
- hospitalJail 4y agoWhat about Nissan Leaf? I don't pay attention, but I know that was a huge seller a few years ago.
- trsohmers 4y agoThey have been doing less than ~5k a quarter for the past 2 years. Q3 last year was less than 1,500 sold.
- SapporoChris 4y agoUS market: Nissan sold 12,026 Leaf in 2022. In 2021, Nissan sold 14,239 Leaf. They sold 2,213 more units in year 2021 compared to 2022 with a percent loss of 15.54% YoY. https://carfigures.com/us-market-brand/nissan/leaf https://carfigures.com/us-market-brand/nissan/leaf
- paxys 4y agoTesla has had a 20 year head start. Plot these numbers on a year over year graph and it'll be clear how quickly the competition is catching up.
- justina1 4y agoI think you'd actually see the opposite. Tesla is building additional EV capacity at an absurd rate, onlining a 500k/yr capacity factory almost every year the last few years (Shanghai, Berlin, Austin) with more on the way (Mexico).
- paxys 4y agoVolkswagen is up to 572K EV sales per year despite only starting to focus on the category in 2017.
- NovemberWhiskey 4y agoWell, in the US, Tesla had 74% of the electric vehicle share in January 2022. It had 57% in January 2023. That seems to tell its own story.
- tonyedgecombe 4y agoVW 570,000
- t0mas88 4y agoYou forgot to include Volkswagen, they delivered 572,000 in 2022 and are still ramping up. And BMW close to 200,000 with their more mainstream models released later in the year so expect rapid growth this year.
- hnburnsy 4y agoVolkswagen Group BEV sales by brands: Sales in Q1-Q4 2022: Volkswagen (cars): 325,100 (up 23.6%) Audi: 118,200 (up 44.3%) Skoda: 53,700 (up 9.3%) Porsche: 34,800 (down 15.7%) Seat/Cupra: 31,400 (up 140.8%) Volkswagen (commercial vehicles): 7,500 (up 109%) other (MAN, Scania, Navistar): 1,420 (up 75%) Total: 572,100 (up 26.3% year-over-year)
- Valgrim 4y agoin the US or worldwide?
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- goodlinks 4y agoMercedes-Benz Cars reports 520,100 global car sales during the third quarter of 2022.. according to some random site. I know that the vast majority of merc sales were not EVs but i think they are making enough to know hows its done. Vertical integration seems tesla main moat.
- izacus 4y agoMeanwhile, in Europe they're already outsold by VAG group for example.