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Tesla Model Y has been the world’s best-selling passenger vehicle for 3 consecutive years 2023 → #1 2024 → #1 2025 → #1 Model Y alone has surpassed 4 million global sales, while Tesla has now delivered more than 10 million vehicles worldwide Not just the best-selling EV Model Y beat every gas, hybrid and electric passenger vehicle worldwide for three straight years An electric car reaching this scale would have sounded impossible not long ago Now millions of Model Ys are on roads around the world

Tesla is outselling the next 12 EV makers combined in California Through Q3 2026, Tesla registered 121,822 battery-electric vehicles in the state The other 12 major brands shown here combined registered about 76,300 That means Tesla registered roughly 60% more EVs than all 12 competitors combined The next closest individual brand, Hyundai, was at just 14,170 California is the largest EV market in the U.S., and Tesla is still operating on a completely different scale

SpaceX has now completed its 125th launch of 2026 The milestone came with USSF-432, a classified U.S. Space Force mission launched by Falcon 9 from Vandenberg So far this year: • 119 Falcon 9 launches • 3 Falcon Heavy launches • 3 Starship flights That's roughly one SpaceX launch every 2.5 days SpaceX alone accounts for approximately 48% of all orbital launch attempts worldwide in 2026 Nearly HALF of the world's orbital launch activity comes from a single company Reusable rockets have transformed SpaceX into a launch machine operating at a scale the rest of the industry has never seen

Elon Musk on how far Raptor 4 could go: “It is so tempting to make a 500 ton thrust Raptor 4 in place of the 250 ton Raptor 3 for the outer ring of the Starship booster” Just look at the progression: Raptor 1 → 185 t Raptor 2 → ~230 t Raptor 3 → 250 t (230t reliably) Raptor 4 → Elon is already thinking about 500 t That’s double the thrust of Raptor 3 from the outer booster engines SpaceX keeps pushing rocket propulsion into completely absurd territory