I dont have the exact numbers, but I read that
VW sold about 12 million cars last year,
Mercedes over 2 million,
Tesla less than 1 million.
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How can there be suge a huge difference in the worth of these companies?
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That depends how you count. The total value is often just the sum of all stocks (the market capitalization). Other parts of the company that aren’t publicly traded aren’t included in that value.
Also that value mostly regards future expectations and not the current value. People buy tesla stocks because they believe it will grow in value, not because they think the total company is worth a certain amount.
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