The latest study reveals that the Tesla Model Y claimed the top spot as the most manufactured car in 2023.

According to a recent study conducted by Inovev, the Tesla Model Y emerged as the world's best-selling vehicle last year, marking a significant milestone for the all-electric crossover. Surpassing renowned automotive giants, including the Ford F-Series, the Model Y's impressive production figures underscore its global popularity.

In 2023, Tesla manufactured a staggering 1,137,885 units of the Model Y, surpassing its closest competitor, the Toyota RAV4, which recorded 989,517 units. The Ford F-Series, a perennial contender, secured third place with 933,198 units produced, trailing behind the Model Y by over 200,000 units.

The Model Y's dominance is attributed to robust sales across various regions, including North America, Europe, and Asia. This achievement positions Tesla as a frontrunner in the automotive industry, with the potential for further growth as it explores new markets like South America, exemplified by its recent expansion into Chile.

As Tesla navigates a transition between growth phases, with expectations of a notable slowdown in 2024, speculation arises about the company's strategic direction. While rumors swirl about a potential refreshed version of the Model Y, dubbed "Juniper," Tesla has clarified that no such plans are in place for the immediate future. However, with the successful implementation of similar strategies with the Model 3, such updates remain a possibility in the coming years.

Looking ahead, analysts anticipate Tesla's continued dominance, with projections of approximately 2 million vehicle deliveries in 2024. While the Model Y is expected to maintain its position at the forefront of Tesla's lineup, its global ranking remains uncertain, highlighting the dynamic nature of the automotive landscape.

--------The article excerpted from TESLARATI.