Hello everyone, today Xiaobian has come to share the latest information with you. On February 8, Tesla revealed in its filing that as of December 31, 2021, the company employed 99,290 people. That's a big increase compared to the company's hiring at the end of 2020, so let's take a look.
According to Tesla's latest filing, the production and delivery of electric vehicles has increased significantly, and the demand for employees is also increasing, and at the end of last year, the full-time employees had approached 100,000.
Tesla disclosed in its filing that as of December 31 last year, they and their subsidiaries had 99,290 full-time employees worldwide. In previous filings, Tesla disclosed that at the end of 2020, they had 70,757 full-time employees worldwide. In 2021, 99,290 were registered, an increase of 28,533 over the previous 28,533, an increase of 40% year-on-year.
Tesla's full-time employees increased significantly last year, most likely due to the increase in Model Y production capacity and the increase in demand for production and delivery at other factories.
In addition, it is worth noting that Tesla's electric vehicle production and delivery volume increased significantly last year, exceeding 900,000 vehicles and full-year revenue exceeding $50 billion, an increase of more than 70% year-on-year.
In addition to the Shanghai Gigafactory, Tesla's Gigafactory in Berlin and the Texas Gigafactory in Austin have also been equipped with the ability to produce Model Y, and the Berlin Gigafactory has been approved to produce Model Y for testing.
The Texas Gigafactory also started producing the Model Y by the end of the year, and after final certification, they will begin delivering to consumers, with the new plant on production and a significant demand for employees.
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