Elon Musk set to have the last laugh as his ultra-ambitious prediction for the Tesla Model Y becomes a reality.

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Elon Musk can now celebrate as his extremely ambitious forecast that the Tesla Model Y would become the highest-selling car globally has been fulfilled.

Many individuals love to mock Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, for his incorrect forecasts, particularly the ones related to self-driving technology. Although, we must also commend him for his achievements.

Prior to the release of the Model Y in 2020, Tesla's CEO Elon Musk made some confident forecasts about its future popularity. Musk stated that he expected the Model Y to have an estimated demand that was double the generous demand already seen for the Model 3, which was then the top-selling electric car.

In 2016, the CEO made an estimation about the interest in the Model Y, which he predicted to be somewhere between 500,000 and 1,000,000 per year. This was well before the car was made available to the public. In fact, he even made a bold forecast that the Model Y would become the highest sold car on a global level.

In the previous year, Tesla made public that their electric Sports Utility Vehicle was expected to match up the Toyota Corolla, which boasts of approximately 1,150,000 annual sales.

As Tesla's financial report is due for release tomorrow, we anticipate the automaker to provide us with an update on their target. The initial figures for Q1 of 2023 suggest that the Tesla Model Y is on course to be the top-selling vehicle of the year.

Information from China reveals that the Model Y attained the highest ranking in China during the first three months of the year by surpassing the BYD Song Plus, which is a PHEV, and the best-selling ICE vehicles from VW and Nissan. With China being the largest automobile market globally, this is a positive sign for Tesla.

Moreover, in the United States, which is considered the second-largest automotive market globally, the preliminary registration statistics indicate that the Model Y is outpacing other passenger cars such as the Toyota RAV4 and Nissan Rogue; however, the conclusive data is yet to be published.

Information originating from Europe also indicates that Tesla's electric SUV is dominating various markets, all thanks to the production increase to 5,000 units per week at Gigafactory Berlin.

Tesla plans to generate a production capacity of around 1.5 million units in a year across its four Model Y factories.

With the manufacturing ability, the lowered costs of the Model Y during the earlier months of the year, and successful performance in the first quarter, it appears that Tesla is well on its way to having the top-selling automobile for passengers globally.

It's absolutely amazing! A car powered entirely by electricity is set to become the most popular mode of transportation for passengers across the globe.

A lot of individuals, even those acknowledged as specialists in the automobile field, did not take Elon Musk seriously when he projected that the Model Y would reach that objective.

It's important to acknowledge when someone deserves recognition. He recognized the promising aspect and his prediction turned out to be correct.

Congratulations to all those who played a part in the creation of the Model Y, from the engineers who designed it to the salespeople who sold it and the service providers who ensured its seamless operation. This is a major accomplishment, and I am confident that it will be sustained throughout the year, given the affordable prices and efficient production rate.

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