Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences
- The Open Access Proceedings Series for Conferences
Series Vol. 70 , 08 January 2024
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Tesla has not only made breakthroughs in products, but also played an active role in the field of sustainable development and environmental protection. The company's vision is to move the world towards a more sustainable and environmentally friendly future, with less reliance on fossil fuels. This paper delves into Tesla, Inc.'s strategic approach towards innovation and sustainability. It conducts a comprehensive case study of Tesla's Gigafactory in Nevada, dissecting Tesla's operational methods and underlining its dedication to large-scale sustainable manufacturing. By juxtaposing Tesla's practices with industry norms, the paper reveals how the company's groundbreaking initiatives are not only revolutionizing the automotive sector but also establishing new benchmarks across various industries globally. Additionally, the research scrutinizes Tesla's product portfolio and renewable energy endeavors, spotlighting the diverse strategies employed by Tesla to propel the global shift towards sustainable energy and transportation solutions. In terms of qualitative analysis, we delved into a comprehensive case study of the Nevada Gigafactory, conducting interviews with key personnel and conducting on-site observations to gain insights into Tesla's operational strategies. On the quantitative front, we made use of exclusive datasets to compare Tesla's performance metrics with industry benchmarks.
SWOT model, Tesla company, new product
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