Tesla Recaps 2022 Milestones: FSD Beta Reaches 285,000 Cars and More [LIST]

Tesla highlighted a number of its 2022 achievements in a post on Twitter on Thursday, ranging from the company’s deployment of Superchargers, to its opening of new Gigafactories in Germany and the U.S.

The thread begins with a thank you to “owners, supporters & employees” for helping Tesla make sustainable energy an option for the world, noting that “2022 was a huge year for EVs.”

2022 was a huge year for EVs.

Thank you to Tesla owners, supporters & employees for helping us accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable energy! ⚡️🚘🔋☀️❤️

— Tesla (@Tesla) December 29, 2022

In a recap of 2022 later in the thread, Tesla noted the following achievements:

• The expansion of the Supercharger network to all 50 U.S. states, with 40,000 worldwide
• 15 European countries saw the Supercharger network opened to non-Tesla EVs
• Gigafactory Berlin-Brandenburg and Gigafactory Texas opened
• Tesla published its third Impact Report
• Models 3/Y ranked the most American-made vehicles
• Models S/Y topped Euro NCAP’s safety score index
• 87 major features deployed via 11 over-the-air software updates
• Plaid Track Mode launched
• 2 million vehicles built at Fremont and Nevada factories
• Optimus Tesla Bot introduced at second AI Day
• Model Y colors Quicksilver and Midnight Cherry Red launched at Giga Berlin
• Megafactory Megapack plant opened in Lathrop, California
• First Tesla Semis delivered
• North American Charging Standard opened to the world
• Tesla Electric launched in Texas
• Giga Texas and Berlin reached 3,000 Model Ys per week
• 500,000 solar panel and roof installations
• Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta reached 285,000 cars, opened to all who purchase
• Record 4680 battery cell output with about 1,000 cars’ worth in a week
• Model Y broke Volkswagen Beetle’s 1969 record for most sold car in Norway

Tesla is expected to share its final Q4 production and delivery numbers in early January, likely on the 2nd.