Annual production capacity
20+GWh/yr
Bankability influence
Overall Positive
How the supplier's financials affect its products' bankability
Company Size
Major
10000+ headcount
Vertical integration
Highest
In-house production of key components
Company Overview
Founded in 2003 and based in Austin, Texas, Tesla expanded from electric vehicles into battery energy storage with Megapack and Powerwall. It deployed 31.4 GWh in 2024 and 43.5 GWh in the 12 months through the third quarter of 2025, including a record 12.5 GWh in one quarter, which shows its BESS manufacturing scale for utility and project finance counterparties.
Headquarters
Austin, United States
Legal entity
Tesla, Inc.
IPP / offtaker customers
Arevon Energy, Glendale Water & Power, LA Department of Water & Power, Pacific Gas & Electric
Integration footprint
United States, China
Adjacent product lines
Powerwall, Solar Roof, solar panels, Wall Connector, Supercharger network, Destination Charging, Virtual Power Plant, Autobidder
Major presence in North America, Latin America, Europe, Middle East & North Africa, South Asia, East Asia, Southeast Asia, and Oceania; Moderate presence in Central Asia & CIS and Sub-Saharan Africa.
Cell & System Architecture
Cell chemistry
Named chemistries
Block architecture
Application segments
Battery Management System
Tesla’s BMS continuously monitors high-voltage battery state of charge and can reset brick-level SoC with open-circuit-voltage measurements to support energy estimates. It also runs Battery Health testing to assess energy retention against expected performance by battery type, age, and use, and service software includes an SoH routine for high-voltage batteries.
Recent Developments
Tesla and LG Energy Solution agreed to build a $4.3 billion battery plant in Lansing, Michigan. The plant will make lithium-iron-phosphate cells for Tesla’s Megapack 3 utility-scale energy storage systems, and production will start in 2027 for units Tesla will assemble at its Houston-area Megafactory.
Market Price Estimate
Financial Health
Derived from the five sub-metrics below: all five healthy.
Corporate & Listing
Reference Project
Certifications
Management Systems (ISO)
Product & Safety Standards
ESG & Sustainability
In 2024, Tesla said its products helped customers avoid about 32 million metric tons of CO2e and cut lifecycle emissions across its vehicle and energy products.
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Tesla Storage Products
8| Compare | Logo | Vendor | System | Energy | Power | Duration | Battery Cell | Open |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Grid-Scale BESS 8 | ||||||||
| Tesla | Megapack 3DC Block | 5MWh | 2.5MWAC | 1–8hflex | LFP | |||
| Tesla | Megapack 2 XL 4-Hour C012AC Block | 4.3MWh | 1.08MWAC | 4h0.25C · flex | — | |||
| Tesla | Megapack 2 XLDC Block | 4.3MWh | 1.9MWAC | 2–4hflex | LFP | |||
| Tesla | Megapack 2 XL 4-Hour C010 / C011AC Block | 3.92MWh | 0.98MWAC | 4h0.25C · flex | — | |||
| Tesla | Megapack 2 XL 2-Hour C010 / C011AC Block · cabinet | 3.85MWh | 1.93MWAC | 2hflex | — | |||
| Tesla | Megapack 2 (4-Hour)AC Block | 3.09MWh | 0.77MWAC | 4h | LFP | |||
| Tesla | Megapack 2 (2-Hour CMA Only)AC Block | 2.92MWh | 1.46MWAC | 2h | LFP | |||
| Tesla | Megapack 2 (2-Hour)AC Block · cabinet | 2.6MWh | 1.3MWAC | 2–4hflex | — | |||
Compare to Other Vendors
All vendors| Vendor | Tier | HQ | Capacity | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tier-1 | Austin, United States | 20+ GWh | This vendor | |
| Tier-1 | Richardson, United States | 2-20 GWh | ||
| Tier-1 | Arlington, United States | 2-20 GWh | ||
| Tier-1 | Shenzhen, China | 20+ GWh | ||
| Tier-1 | Ningde, China | 20+ GWh |
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