- 2010: Tesla’s market capitalization at the start of October 2010 was approximately $1.9 billion.
- 2011: In October 2011, Tesla’s market cap had increased to approximately $2.5 billion.
- 2012: By October 2012, Tesla’s market cap had further grown to around $3 billion.
- 2013: The year 2013 marked a significant jump in Tesla’s market cap, reaching approximately $23 billion in October.
- 2014: Tesla continued to show remarkable growth, with its market cap hitting approximately $30 billion in October 2014.
- 2015: In October 2015, Tesla’s market cap remained strong, reaching approximately $32 billion.
- 2016: Tesla’s market cap at the start of October 2016 was roughly $30 billion, showing stability.
- 2017: October 2017 was a remarkable year for Tesla, as its market cap surged to approximately $58 billion.
- 2018: In October 2018, Tesla’s market cap was still substantial, at approximately $50 billion.
- 2019: By October 2019, Tesla’s market cap had decreased slightly to around $44 billion.
- 2020: Tesla had a groundbreaking year in 2020, with its market cap soaring to an astonishing $400 billion in October.
- 2021: The growth continued in 2021, with Tesla’s market cap reaching a staggering $780 billion in October.
- 2022: In October 2022, Tesla’s market cap remained strong at $800 billion.
- 2023: The market cap of Tesla at the start of October 2023 also stood at $800 billion, maintaining its value from the previous year.
This data reflects Tesla’s remarkable growth in market capitalization since its initial public offering (IPO) in 2010. It’s important to note that Tesla’s market performance has been subject to fluctuations and market dynamics over the years.
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