Who is Tesla?
Tesla is an American electric carmaker whose first production car was the Roadster, a sports car. The range grew to include saloons, SUVs and a pickup, while the company also expanded into energy storage and solar power.
The models listed here are all battery electric. Together, they show Tesla’s move from a sports car into a wider range of body styles for everyday use.
Tesla model range
The Roadster, listed from 2010 to 2014, was Tesla’s first production car. The Model S followed as a large saloon, with the Model X bringing the electric range into SUV territory. Both have longer histories in the model list than the Roadster.
The Model 3, listed from 2017 to 2027, and Model Y, from 2020 to 2027, are saloon and SUV options. In EU registration figures, Model 3 leads with 844,059 registrations across 2019–2025; Model Y follows with 651,538 across 2021–2025. Model S recorded 127,660 across 2013–2025, while Model X had 63,178 across 2016–2025.
Cybertruck appears for 2025–2026, adding a pickup to the range. From the Roadster to the Cybertruck, Tesla’s model family spans sports car, saloon, SUV and pickup shapes.
How has Tesla’s range developed?
Tesla began with the Roadster sports car before introducing the Model S saloon. The Model X brought an SUV into the range, followed by the Model 3 and Model Y. Cybertruck adds a pickup to the mix.
The model dates overlap, showing how Tesla added body styles while earlier models remained in the range. Individual versions can differ by market and year, so check the figures for the specific model and market.
Where are Tesla cars listed?
Tesla models are listed in European Union EEA registrations, the United Kingdom, France, the United States and Canada. The national sources are VCA for the UK, ADEME for France, EPA for the USA and NRCan for Canada.
Consumption figures from these markets use different test procedures. Europe uses WLTP or the older NEDC procedure, the USA uses EPA ratings, and Canada uses the 5-cycle test. That means figures from different markets may not be directly comparable, even for cars with the same model name.
Questions and answers
Are all Tesla models electric?
Yes. The Roadster, Model S, Model 3, Model X, Model Y and Cybertruck are battery electric models.
Which Tesla models have the most EU registrations?
Model 3 leads with 844,059 EU registrations across 2019–2025, followed by Model Y with 651,538 across 2021–2025.
Which Tesla models are listed in the range?
The range includes Cybertruck, Model 3, Model S, Model X, Model Y and Roadster.
Why can official consumption figures differ between markets?
Test procedures differ: Europe uses WLTP or NEDC, the USA uses EPA ratings, and Canada uses the 5-cycle test.