The Model 3 and Model Y make up more than 3.4 million of Tesla's all-time deliveries.
that the two core models account for more than 3.4 million of Tesla's 4 million cumulative global sales. Splitting sales further reveals that the Model 3 accounted for almost 1.9 million sales, while the Model Y saw almost 1.6 million sales. The crossover's performance is remarkable considering that it entered production more than two years after the sedan started rolling off the Fremont Factory's assembly line.
That's astonishing seeing as how quickly the Model 3 shattered EV records and records beyond the EV industry since its launch. The Model Y looks destined for greater things, though, having ended 2022 as the world's fourth-best selling automobile., surpassing the Toyota Corolla. There's a good chance that will happen, but we'll have to wait until the year ends.
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