Tesla SWOT analysis

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Tesla SWOT analysis. A 360-degree analysis of Tesla's business in 2020.

In 2020, Tesla is at cross roads. The company could be the Apple of this generation (a massive success story), or it could be surpassed by the catching up traditional automotive firms that are now fully invested in the EV industry. In this video, we will explore which are the main strengths and opportunities Tesla could rely on, as well as some of the weaknesses and threats for its business.

A number of articles analyse the company’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. However, in most cases this is done focusing on a single aspect. What we will do in this video instead is leverage the SWOT framework in order to provide a complete and comprehensive Tesla SWOT analysis.

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Been running my own (successful) business for 31 years.
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brunosmith

Much better than the Starbucks analysis. Enjoyed the longer in-depth version. Thanks.

BK-hqtn

This video did a good job as it breaks down the SWOT and using Tesla as an example to help viewers to understand. Strength is determined by what the organization is strong at. Weakness show what the organization needs to work on for the improvement. This means the competitor has advantage over your company. Opportunities is where the organization has the possibility to do something for their advantage. Threats are things that can cause damage to the organization. It’s important for the organization to understand how to conduct a SWOT analysis to help them grow and compete with their competitors.

claudemaheshe

Great video, just have a few comments :-)

If you decide to make a SWOT-analysis, then know how to use it correctly. When looking at Strengths and Weaknesses, you have to look at the strengths and weaknesses of Tesla as a company and nothing else. When you then look at the Opportunities and Threads you have to look at the outside factors.
S & W = Internal strength and weaknesses
O & T = External strengths and weakensses

S&W are often a result of a financial analysis along with a value chain analysis.
O & T are often a result of a PESTEL analysis along with Porters Five Forces

Otherwise very nice work, you had some good points. I would've just put some of the different points in another category :-)

theskaterman

Awesome video, 365 Careers, absolutely awesome. I got a lot out of it in terms of helping my family and our family-businesses. What you say at 7:59 forward really resonated with me most for whatever reasons, "Build up on what was attempted before."

nyanpraterjr

it would be nice to see this updated. Things really changed for them beginning the 3rd quarter of 2019 - and "no more free supercharger miles, unless you have a referral".

dawnreese

I enjoyed this breakdown of the Swot analysis for Tesla. I liked how they had Elon Musk as their strength. It also showed how a swot analysis should be done. It is very detailed and breakdowns everything that is connected tot this weakness or strength.

emilysullivan

It is really interesting to see this analysis of Tesla. The company has such a huge influence on society through it's international success and multiple layers of business throughout the globe. Explaining the company as a story teller is true and I had never perceived it as such until seeing the video. The breakdown of the biggest components the company has to offer also provided insight of how they have reached the level of success as they have. I am aware that there is no perfect company model and that there is always trial and error in every business, but Tesla has a strong model. It is very interesting seeing the weaknesses and threats for Tesla, and how they continuously find creative ways to stand out. I am excited to see the company continue to grow and reach new levels of innovation.

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