Original title: Tesla, Inc. has replaced BYD as the world's largest electric vehicle manufacturer

[TechWeb] December 6, according to foreign media reports, after the capacity bottleneck of Model 3 was overcome and the production and delivery volume increased steadily, the overall production capacity and delivery volume of Tesla, Inc. electric vehicles also increased significantly. According to relevant expert data, in terms of overall delivery volume, Tesla, Inc. has surpassed BYD to become the world's largest electric vehicle manufacturer.

Tesla, Inc. replaced BYD as the world's largest electric car maker, after data expert Kevin Kevin Rooke, who counted the number of electric cars delivered by Tesla, Inc. and BYD.

As of October, Tesla, Inc. had delivered 807954 electric vehicles to consumers, while BYD had delivered 787150, 20804 less than Tesla, Inc., according to Kevin Luke.

It is worth noting that according to Kevin Luke's statistics, BYD's 780000 vehicles also include plug-in hybrid vehicles, while Tesla, Inc. delivers all pure electric vehicles.

Tesla, Inc. and BYD are both emerging automakers. Tesla, Inc. was founded in 2003 and BYD in 1995, but only entered the automobile manufacturing field through acquisition in 2003, so the two companies started in the automobile field at the same time. At present, the experience in this field is less than 20 years.

Since its establishment, Tesla, Inc. has successively launched Model S, Model X, Model 3, Model Y, electric truck Semi, electric pickup Cybertruck, electric sports car Roadster and other electric vehicles, of which the first three have been mass-produced and delivered.

After entering the automobile field, BYD has launched fuel cars and new energy vehicles of Tang, Song, Qin and Yuan dynasties, as well as e-series electric vehicles including E1, S2, e2 and E3, and won the investment of Warren Buffett in 2008.