Value Chain Analysis: Tesla

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Introduction
Founded in 2003 Martin Eberhard, Marc Tarpenning, the well-known Elon Musk, JB Straubel and Ian Wright and after many years of hard work, Tesla Motors is an American automotive and energy storage company that designs, manufactures, and sells electric cars, electric vehicle powertrain components, and battery products.
The Tesla’s value or mission sums up the all strategy of the company. Backing in 2003, we can understand the 3 step strategy of Tesla. Step one started with the first luxury car that made the Tesla Roadster high price but low volume. The Model S is step two with mid-price and mid volume. The third generation will be low price, high volume. Elon Musk said "new technology in any field takes a few versions to optimize before …show more content…

Other components are produced and delivered from numerous suppliers. It reduces its waiting period to the minimum and improves production efficiency.
Operations
All cars are made in Northern California, Fremont factory with all necessary manufacturing operations. Tesla’s manufacturing process is highly innovated and automated with multi-function robots that can produce up to 83 vehicles per day and easily be reprogrammed to produce different car models.
Outbound Logistics
Tesla Motors distribution channel consists of few showrooms across the world. These showrooms play role to educating customers about the benefits of electric cars. While buying a car is made online reservation
Marketing and Sales
Tesla has a different marketing strategy referring to the automobile sector. Tesla’s doesn’t spend money on traditional marketing and does not employ an ad agency. Instead, Tesla relays on user experiences and developed the network of their own stores. Also, many celebrities like Morgan Freeman and George Clooney who are owners of Model S, have a huge impact on the popularity Tesla’s cars.

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