Tesla Worldwide Vehicle Sales, Revenue, Profit

Tesla worldwide vehicle sales reached 935,000 vehicles for $47 billion in revenue last year. Unit volume increased 87% year over year, and profits increased 97%. Tesla had a breakout performance, boasting a 30% profit margin with revenue increasing at a rate faster than any automaker on the top 20 list.

Tesla profit margins remain high in 2022 but have been impacted by the inflation in raw material costs, increased shipping fees, and challenges in battery cell production.

Despite these obstacles, Tesla's full year 2022 outlook is set for 1.3 million vehicles and entry into the top 15 global automakers by sales volume for the first time in company history.

Tesla employs over 99,000 people worldwide and builds electric vehicles at 6 manufacturing plants in the US, China, and Germany.

The profit displayed is gross profit in US dollars after the cost of materials is subtracted, but before administrative fees.

Tesla Worldwide Sales Report
Year	Data	Stats	Status
2021	Tesla Sales	936,222	↑ 87%
	Revenue	47.2 Billion	↑ 74%
	Cost	33.4 Billion	↑ 65%
	Profit	13.8 Billion	↑ 97%
	Per Vehicle	$14,740	↑ 5%
2020	Tesla Sales	499,647	↑ 36%
	Revenue	27.2 Billion	↑ 31%
	Cost	20.2 Billion	↑ 23%
	Profit	7 Billion	↑ 59%
	Per Vehicle	$14,010	↑ 17%
2019	Tesla Sales	367,656	↑ 50%
	Revenue	20.8 Billion	↑ 12%
	Cost	16.4 Billion	↑ 16%
	Profit	4.4 Billion	↑ 2%
	Per Vehicle	$11,968	↓ 32%
2018	Tesla Sales	245,506	↑ 137%
	Revenue	18.5 Billion	↑ 93%
	Cost	14.2 Billion	↑ 92%
	Profit	4.3 Billion	↑ 95%
	Per Vehicle	$17,515	↓ 18%
2017	Tesla Sales	103,181
	Revenue	9.6 Billion
	Cost	7.4 Billion
	Profit	2.2 Billion
	Per Vehicle	$21,322
2022 Outlook	Global Units	1,350,000
	Global Revenue	70 Billion
	Cost of Sales	50 Billion
	Global Profit	20 Billion
	Per Vehicle	$14,815

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