Tesla

Tesla was incorporated on July 1, 2003, and its corporate headquarters is at 1 Tesla Road in Austin, Texas. [1] The company's first production vehicle was the Roadster, which Tesla says debuted in 2008; the company then expanded its vehicle range with the Model S, Model X, Model 3 and Model Y. [2]

Tesla's 2025 Form 10-K describes two reportable segments: automotive, covering the design, development, manufacture, sale and lease of fully electric vehicles plus related services; and energy generation and storage, covering solar-generation and battery-storage products, services and incentives. [3] The filing also says Tesla generally sells directly to customers and is expanding its retail, service and charging footprint. [3]

The vehicle business includes battery-electric cars and associated powertrain, software and service capabilities, while the energy business includes Powerwall for homes and small commercial facilities and Megapack for commercial, industrial, utility and generation customers. [3] Tesla also describes solar panels and Solar Roof as energy-generation offerings and uses software platforms such as Powerhub and Autobidder to monitor, control and optimize energy assets. [3]

Tesla's current corporate materials frame these activities as an integrated system of solar generation, batteries, electric vehicles and charging. [4] Its 2025 annual filing also records a June 2025 launch of Robotaxi, an autonomous ride-hailing platform, and ongoing development of AI-enabled products including Full Self-Driving software and the Optimus robot. [3] These are company-described products and objectives, not evidence that every announced capability is already broadly available or fully autonomous. [3] [4]