Toyota sells about six times as many cars each year as Tesla, so I don’t see how that’s better for Tesla. Also, I don’t understand how 261,000 vehicles can be

Toyota sells about six times as many cars each year as Tesla, so I don’t see how that’s better for Tesla. Also, I don’t understand how 261,000 vehicles can be 43 days of supply for Toyota given that they sell about 11 million cars each year (https://www.automotivedive.com/news/toyota-annual-sales-2023-lexus-daihatsu-hino/706061/ https://www.automotivedive.com/news/toyota-annual-sales-2023...) Also, 11,200,000 / 261,000 is conspicuously close to 43. ¿Sounds low to me, but maybe they miscalculated, and they have 1/43th of a year or just over a week of inventory?