Tesla Motors is dedicated to designing and manufacturing electric vehicles and powertrain components to advance sustainable transportation. Founded in 2003 by Martin Eberhard, Marc Tarpenning, and Elon Musk, Tesla's goal is to first produce a premium sports car and then more mainstream sedans and compacts. Musk has consistently maintained that Tesla's long-term goal is affordable electric vehicles for the mass market.

2. Tesla Motors is dedicated to the design and manufacture of
electric cars and electric vehicle powertrain components.
Tesla Motors is focused on
creating clean, sustainable
transportation that is both
efficient and affordable.
Incorporated in 2003
Founded by Elon Musk
Named after electrical
engineer and physicist Nicola
Tesla
Mission: to accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable transport.
Tesla's primary goal is to
commercialize electric vehicles,
starting with a premium sports car
aimed at early adopters and then
moving as rapidly as possible into
more mainstream vehicles, including
sedans and affordable compacts

3. Let’s get ready to rumble…
Gasoline cars vs. EVs
• The first electric car appeared in 1888
and first gasoline car in 1886.

5. 1. Incorporated in July 2003 by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning who financed
the company until the Series A round of funding.
2. Both left the company in January 2008
3. Musk led the Series A round of investment in February 2004, joining Tesla's board
of directors as its chairman.
4. Musk consistently maintained that Tesla's long-term strategic goal was to create
affordable mass market electric vehicles
5. Musk later led Tesla Motors'Series B, US$13 million
6. Musk co-led the third, US$40 million round in May 2006
7. The fourth round in May 2007 added another US$45 million
A little history on TSLA

6. Key People
Jeffrey Brian "JB" Straubel is part of the
founding team and the Chief Technical
Officer of Tesla Motors
Jason Wheeler is the CFO and former
Google VP
Elon Reeve Musk is a South African-born Canadian-
American business magnate, engineer and inventor
He is the founder, CEO and CTO of
SpaceX; co-founder, CEO and product
architect of Tesla Motors; co-founder
and chairman of SolarCity, co-chairman
of OpenAI; co-founder of Zip2; and co-
founder of PayPal. As of June 2016, he
has an estimated net worth of US$12.7
billion, making him the 83rd wealthiest
person in the world

7. Tesla Roadster
(2008)
643.738 Kms
$109,000
Codename: DarkStar

8. Codename: WhiteStar
Tesla Model S (2012)
500 km
$66,000

9. Tesla Model X 75D (2015)
402–414 km
$83,000

10. 346 km
$35,000
Codename: BlueStar

11. Future Models
• $74,000 Model X 60D
• The new model's 60kwh battery gives it an EPA-estimated 200-mile
range, which is 37 miles less than its bigger cousin.
• a top speed of 130 mph and acceleration of 0-60 in 6.0 seconds

12. Some numbers
• An average Tesla vehicle can run
up to at least approx. 300kms on
a single charge.
• A Tesla vehicle can reach
100kmph in around 6 seconds,
while their fastest model can
reach 100kmph in 3.2 seconds!

13. Competitors (revealed April 2016)-
Huffingtonpost
• China's Le Holdings Co Ltd, also known as LeEco and formerly as LeTV
LeSEE

14. The Nissan Leaf
• 135 km
• $29,860

15. GM's Chevy Bolt vs Tesla Model 3
• 320 km
• $37,500

16. Ford Focus electric
• 122 km
• base price of
US$16,500, rising
to US$30,692

17. 3 major problems holding back electric
vehicles
• 1. Long distance drive?
• 2. Power plant generates electricity. Emissions pushed to the plant.
• 3. Cost of electric vehicles.
Small company. Very few resources. How
can Tesla make a difference?

18. Tesla and Make in India: A roadway to
cleaner and greener India, but how soon?

19. TSLA and SCTY
• $2.6 billion
• World’s only vertically integrated
sustainable energy company.
• Advantage: operate more
efficiently and fully integrate
products, while providing
customers with an aesthetically
beautiful and simple one-stop
solar + storage experience: one
installation, one service contract,
one phone app.
• Achieve cost synergies of $150
million in the first full year after
closing
• 4 quarter of 2016

20. Tesla has big, big plans for the
next 4 years
• Complete its giant Gigafactory.
• Bring the Model 3 into production and possibly a Model Y by 2017.
• Increase range to 1,000 kilometers per charge in three years.
• Bring its car to full autonomy by 2018.
• Create 500,000 cars per year by 2020.
Going above and beyond
• To unveil truck, bus plans by next year
• Cut costs of a tesla
• Model F- The flying car