Automakers take on Tesla

Demand for electric vehicles is pushing the biggest car companies in the world to spend billions introducing EVs in a bid to catch up with pioneer and pacesetter, Tesla
             

TESLA
936,172 Model S and 3 sedans and Model X and Y SUVs sold in 2021 
Cybertruck: Production of electric pickup truck (above) expected 2022

VOLKSWAGEN 
322,000 fully electric vehicles delivered Jan-Oct 2021
ID.3
ID.3 hatchback: ID.3 and ID.4 SUV architecture to underpin 27 EV models in 2022

TOYOTA
World’s largest carmakeraims to launch seven beyond Zero models by 2025
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GENERAL MOTORS 
24,828 Chevrolet Bolt EVs (above) sold in 2021
Aiming to introduce 30 new EVs globally by 2025
Hummer EV
GMC Hummer EV: Deliveries of pickup started in 2021.
Chevrolet Silverado: Electric pickup launch in 2023
    
FORD
27,140 Mustang Mach-E electric crossovers sold in 2021
F-150 Lightning 
F-150 Lightning: Electric pickup with maximum range of 480km and towing power of 4.5 tonnes to go on sale in 2022. E-Transit van to also debut this year


Sources: Bloomberg, Reuters 
Pictures: Ford, GM, Tesla, Toyota, VW 
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