Analysis of Optimization Strategies for Tesla's Cost Management

In recent years, as the global emphasis on sustainable development has intensified, the new energy vehicle industry has emerged as a pivotal sector in economic transformation, with both government policy support and societal expectations driving increasingly fierce competition within the field. For new energy vehicle companies to stand firm amidst the intense market competition and enhance profitability, they must implement forward-looking strategic adjustments in cost management. This research, relying on the perspective of the value chain, delves deeply into the mechanisms of corporate cost management, aiming to broaden the scope of management insights and precisely identify cost reduction opportunities and value-added potential. Taking Tesla as a case study, this paper conducted a detailed analysis of the operational efficiency and management wisdom of each link in its value chain. Based on the theory of value chain cost management, this paper proposed a series of targeted optimization strategies, focusing on supply chain leanness and production process efficiency, in an effort to provide Tesla and its industry peers with a reference path for cost optimization. These efforts are expected to have far-reaching implications for promoting the sustainable development and profitability enhancement of the new energy vehicle industry.

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Highlights in Business Economics and Management
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2024-12-24
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https://doi.org/10.54097/jqhyxj93
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Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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Analysis of Optimization Strategies for Tesla's Cost Management

Xin Gao, Jing Hong, Huaiyu Zhang
Highlights in Business Economics and Management
Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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Analysis of Optimization Strategies for Tesla's Cost Management

Xin Gao, Jing Hong, Huaiyu Zhang
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Abstract

In recent years, as the global emphasis on sustainable development has intensified, the new energy vehicle industry has emerged as a pivotal sector in economic transformation, with both government policy support and societal expectations driving increasingly fierce competition within the field. For new energy vehicle companies to stand firm amidst the intense market competition and enhance profitability, they must implement forward-looking strategic adjustments in cost management. This research, relying on the perspective of the value chain, delves deeply into the mechanisms of corporate cost management, aiming to broaden the scope of management insights and precisely identify cost reduction opportunities and value-added potential. Taking Tesla as a case study, this paper conducted a detailed analysis of the operational efficiency and management wisdom of each link in its value chain. Based on the theory of value chain cost management, this paper proposed a series of targeted optimization strategies, focusing on supply chain leanness and production process efficiency, in an effort to provide Tesla and its industry peers with a reference path for cost optimization. These efforts are expected to have far-reaching implications for promoting the sustainable development and profitability enhancement of the new energy vehicle industry.

Highlights in Business Economics and ManagementVol. 46
Cardiff University (GB), RMIT University (AU)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 64%
Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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