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Overview of Tesla Motors Operations in EV Industry
Tesla is Likely to be a Leader in the Electric Vehicle Industry with Introduction of Innovative Technologies
RELEASE DATE
29-Oct-2015
29-Oct-2015
REGION
North America
North America
DELIVERABLE TYPE
Market Research
Market Research
RESEARCH CODE
MB98-01-00-00-00
MB98-01-00-00-00
SKU
AU01060-NA-MR_17153
AU01060-NA-MR_17153
Tesla Motors has changed the outlook of the automotive industry by introducing innovative business models giving it a competitive advantage over its competitors. Tesla is aiming to become a mass producer of electric vehicles by developing affordable electric cars that will compete with conventional vehicles. The company provides charging for its electric vehicles free of cost at its supercharging stations and charges the vehicles within 30 minutes.
This market insight provides an overview of Tesla's operations, its supercharging stations, vehicle architecture and competition, sales channels, and EV product line, in addition to a detailed market estimation.
Global Footprint, 2015
Tesla Plug
- Charging Terminologies, Global, 2014
- Supercharging Network Development, Global, 2014
Product Strategy
- Product Portfolio, Global, 2008–2017
Competitor Positioning
- Brand Positioning and Segment, Global, 2014
Tesla Gigafactory
- Future Battery Chemistries for EVs: Tesla Gigafactory Roadmap, US, 2014–2017
Research Scope
Research Aim and Objectives
Tesla in US
Tesla in Europe
Tesla in China
Tesla’s Uniqueness Against Traditional Automotive Industry
Introduction of Attractive Add-on Options, US, 2014
Technology Strategy
State Legislation Regarding Direct Sales
Tesla Motors—Market and Channel Strategy
Tesla Motors—Market and Channel Strategy
Estimated Sales, US, China & Europe, 2013–2020
Estimated Sales by Model, US, China & Europe, 2013–2020
Estimated Sales by Region, US, China & Europe, 2013–2020
Charging Options, Global, 2014
Tesla Plug
Efforts for Interoperability, Japan, 2014
Supercharging Network Development, Global, 2014
Tesla Partner Program—Supercharging Station - Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry
Supercharging Network Development, Global, 2014
Supercharging Network development, Global, 2014
Tesla Charging Infrastructure
Tesla Deployment Strategy in Europe
Tesla Deployment Strategy in China—Superchargers
Tesla Deployment Strategy
Product Strategy
Tesla Motors—Roadster Specifications
Tesla Motors—Model S Specifications
Tesla Motors—Model X Specifications
Model 3 (E)
Gigafactory Roadmap, US, 2014–2017
Threats to the Gigafactory, US, 2014
Tesla Gigafactory Flow Process, US, 2014
Conclusions and Future Outlook
Legal Disclaimer
Market Engineering Methodology
List of Figures
- 1. Tesla Motors: Global Footprint, 2015
- 2. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Charging Terminologies, Global, 2014
- 3. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Supercharging Network Development, Global, 2014
- 4. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Product Portfolio, Global, 2008–2017
- 5. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Brand Positioning and Segment, Global, 2014
- 6. Future Battery Chemistries for EVs: Tesla Gigafactory Roadmap, US, 2014–2017
- 7. Tesla Gigafactory Production Plan, 2020
- 8. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Operations, US, 2014
- 9. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Tesla Operations, Europe, 2014
- 10.Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Unique Market Establishment, 2014
- 11. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Introduction of Attractive Add-on Options, US, 2014
- 12. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Tesla Model S Architecture, US, 2014
- 13. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Tesla Model S Suppliers, US, 2014
- 14. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Battery Swapping Stations, US, 2014
- 15. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Existing Competition in Automotive Industry, US, 2014
- 16. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Model E Segment Launch, Global, 2014
- 17. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Brand Positioning and Segment, US, 2014
- 18. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: States Regulations on Direct Sales, US, 2014
- 19. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: The Tesla Business Matrix, US, 2014
- 20. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: eRetailing Process, US, 2014
- 21. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Estimated Sales, US, China & Europe, 2013–2020
- 22. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Estimated Sales by Model, US, China & Europe, 2013–2020
- 23. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Estimated Sales by Region, US, China & Europe, 2013–2020
- 24. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Charging Options, Global, 2014
- 25. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Charging Terminologies, Global, 2014
- 26. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Efforts for Interoperability, Japan, 2014
- 27. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Supercharging Network Development, Global, 2014
- 28. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Current Superchargers Deployment, US, 2014
- 29. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Current Charging Station Deployment, Europe, 2014 and 2015
- 30. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Current Supercharger Station Deployment, China, 2014
- 31. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Tesla Charging Infrastructure, Japan, 2014–2015
- 32. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Product Portfolio, Global, 2008–2017
- 33. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Gigafactory Roadmap, US, 2014–2017
- 34. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Estimated Figures for Gigafactory, US, 2020
- 35. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Threats to the Gigafactory, US, 2014
- 36. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Tesla Gigafactory Flow Process, US, 2014
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Tesla Motors has changed the outlook of the automotive industry by introducing innovative business models giving it a competitive advantage over its competitors. Tesla is aiming to become a mass producer of electric vehicles by developing affordable electric cars that will compete with conventional vehicles. The company provides charging for its electric vehicles free of cost at its supercharging stations and charges the vehicles within 30 minutes.
This market insight provides an overview of Teslas operations, its supercharging stations, vehicle architecture and competition, sales channels, and EV product line, in addition to a detailed market estimation.
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| Table of Contents | | Executive Summary - Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry~ || Global Footprint, 2015 ~ || Tesla Plug~ ||| Charging Terminologies, Global, 2014~ ||| Supercharging Network Development, Global, 2014~ || Product Strategy~ ||| Product Portfolio, Global, 2008–2017~ || Competitor Positioning~ ||| Brand Positioning and Segment, Global, 2014~ || Tesla Gigafactory~ ||| Future Battery Chemistries for EVs: Tesla Gigafactory Roadmap, US, 2014–2017~ | Research Scope, Objectives, Background, and Methodology~ || Research Scope~ || Research Aim and Objectives~ | Overview of Operations - Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry~ || Tesla in US~ || Tesla in Europe~ || Tesla in China~ || Tesla’s Uniqueness Against Traditional Automotive Industry~ ||| Unique Market Establishment, 2014~ || Introduction of Attractive Add-on Options, US, 2014~ | Vehicle Architecture and Competition - Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry~ || Technology Strategy~ ||| Tesla Model S Architecture, US, 2014~ ||| Tesla Model S Suppliers, US, 2014~ ||| Battery Swapping Stations, US, 2014~ ||| Existing Competition in Automotive Industry, US, 2014~ ||| Model E Segment Launch, Global, 2014~ | Sales Channel - Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry~ || State Legislation Regarding Direct Sales~ ||| States Regulations on Direct Sales, US, 2014 ~ || Tesla Motors—Market and Channel Strategy~ ||| The Tesla Business Matrix, US, 2014~ || Tesla Motors—Market and Channel Strategy~ ||| eRetailing Process, US, 2014~ | Market Estimation - Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry~ || Estimated Sales, US, China & Europe, 2013–2020~ || Estimated Sales by Model, US, China & Europe, 2013–2020~ || Estimated Sales by Region, US, China & Europe, 2013–2020~ | Tesla Supercharging Station Analysis - Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry~ || Charging Options, Global, 2014~ || Tesla Plug~ ||| Charging Terminologies, Global, 2014~ || Efforts for Interoperability, Japan, 2014~ || Supercharging Network Development, Global, 2014~ || Tesla Partner Program—Supercharging Station - Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry~ || Supercharging Network Development, Global, 2014~ | Establishment of Supercharging Stations~ || Supercharging Network development, Global, 2014~ || Tesla Charging Infrastructure~ ||| Current Superchargers Deployment, US, 2014~ || Tesla Deployment Strategy in Europe~ ||| Current Charging Station Deployment, Europe, 2014 and 2015~ || Tesla Deployment Strategy in China—Superchargers~ ||| Current Supercharger Station Deployment, China, 2014~ || Tesla Deployment Strategy ~ ||| Tesla Charging Infrastructure, Japan, 2014–2015~ | Tesla Motors Product Line~ || Product Strategy~ ||| Product Portfolio, Global, 2008–2017~ || Tesla Motors—Roadster Specifications~ || Tesla Motors—Model S Specifications~ || Tesla Motors—Model X Specifications~ || Model 3 (E)~ | Tesla Gigafactory - Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry~ || Gigafactory Roadmap, US, 2014–2017~ || Threats to the Gigafactory, US, 2014~ || Tesla Gigafactory Flow Process, US, 2014~ | Key Conclusions ~ || Conclusions and Future Outlook~ | Appendix~ || Legal Disclaimer~ || Market Engineering Methodology~ |
| List of Charts and Figures | 1. Tesla Motors: Global Footprint, 2015~ 2. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Charging Terminologies, Global, 2014~ 3. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Supercharging Network Development, Global, 2014~ 4. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Product Portfolio, Global, 2008–2017~ 5. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Brand Positioning and Segment, Global, 2014~ 6. Future Battery Chemistries for EVs: Tesla Gigafactory Roadmap, US, 2014–2017~ 7. Tesla Gigafactory Production Plan, 2020~ 8. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Operations, US, 2014~ 9. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Tesla Operations, Europe, 2014~ 10.Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Unique Market Establishment, 2014~ 11. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Introduction of Attractive Add-on Options, US, 2014~ 12. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Tesla Model S Architecture, US, 2014~ 13. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Tesla Model S Suppliers, US, 2014~ 14. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Battery Swapping Stations, US, 2014~ 15. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Existing Competition in Automotive Industry, US, 2014~ 16. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Model E Segment Launch, Global, 2014~ 17. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Brand Positioning and Segment, US, 2014~ 18. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: States Regulations on Direct Sales, US, 2014 ~ 19. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: The Tesla Business Matrix, US, 2014 ~ 20. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: eRetailing Process, US, 2014~ 21. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Estimated Sales, US, China & Europe, 2013–2020~ 22. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Estimated Sales by Model, US, China & Europe, 2013–2020~ 23. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Estimated Sales by Region, US, China & Europe, 2013–2020~ 24. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Charging Options, Global, 2014~ 25. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Charging Terminologies, Global, 2014~ 26. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Efforts for Interoperability, Japan, 2014~ 27. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Supercharging Network Development, Global, 2014~ 28. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Current Superchargers Deployment, US, 2014 ~ 29. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Current Charging Station Deployment, Europe, 2014 and 2015~ 30. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Current Supercharger Station Deployment, China, 2014~ 31. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Tesla Charging Infrastructure, Japan, 2014–2015~ 32. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Product Portfolio, Global, 2008–2017~ 33. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Gigafactory Roadmap, US, 2014–2017~ 34. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Estimated Figures for Gigafactory, US, 2020~ 35. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Threats to the Gigafactory, US, 2014~ 36. Tesla’s Operations in the EV Industry: Tesla Gigafactory Flow Process, US, 2014~ |
| Author | Prajyot Sathe |
| Industries | Automotive |
| WIP Number | MB98-01-00-00-00 |
| Is Prebook | No |
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