How Many Tesla Semi Trucks Have Been Sold So Far

As of the latest update, Tesla has sold a total of 1,500 units of the Tesla Semi truck. This number represents the cumulative sales of the vehicle since its unveiling in 2017.

The Tesla Semi has been in production since 2022, and it's been a game-changer for the electric vehicle industry. It has a range of up to 500 miles on a single charge and can carry a payload of up to 80,000 pounds.

Tesla has been working to meet the high demand for the Semi, with the company's CEO, Elon Musk, stating that production is ramping up to meet customer orders. Despite the high demand, the company has not yet reached its production goal of 50,000 units per year.

As of April 2025, around 500 Tesla Semi trucks have been ordered.

The largest orders come from major companies like UPS, PepsiCo, and Walmart, with UPS ordering 125 and Walmart ordering 130.

PepsiCo ordered 100 Tesla Semi trucks in 2017, while Loblaw Companies Inc. and Anheuser-Busch ordered 25 and 40 trucks respectively.

Sysco ordered 50 Semis, and J.B. Hunt also placed an order, though the exact number is not specified.

Here's a breakdown of the top orders:

Walmart Canada has received 40 of its 130 ordered Tesla Semi trucks, with 35 used for Canadian operations and five for Walmart U.S.

More than 100 Tesla Semi trucks are on the road in the USA, with most of them being used by PepsiCo as part of a pilot program.

These truck units were sold for testing purposes, giving customers a sneak peek at the capabilities of the Tesla Semi.

The high demand for the Tesla Semi has led to a waiting list for customers who want to get their hands on one.

PepsiCo is one of the major customers using the Tesla Semi trucks, taking advantage of their electric power and potential cost savings.

Frito Lay operates 15 Tesla Semi trucks, used for regional out-and-back trips, as part of PepsiCo's broader sustainability initiative.

These trucks are located at Frito Lay's facility in Modesto, California.

Over 100 Tesla Semi trucks are on the road in the USA, with most being used by PepsiCo for testing purposes. These trucks were sold as pilot programs.

Tesla Semi trucks have been ordered by several major companies, including UPS, PepsiCo, Loblaw Companies Inc., Anheuser-Busch, Walmart, Sysco, and J.B. Hunt. As of April 2025, around 500 Tesla Semi trucks have been ordered.

Here's a breakdown of the number of Tesla Semi trucks ordered by each company:

Some cities have also ordered Tesla Semi trucks for local deliveries. For example, Sacramento has 21 Tesla Semis for local deliveries, Modesto has 15 Tesla Semis for Frito-Lay operations, and Fresno has 50 Tesla Semis for broader operations across California.

Tesla plans to produce up to 50,000 Tesla Semi trucks annually once its dedicated factory in Nevada reaches full capacity, expected to start in 2026. However, as of now, Tesla has only produced a small number of Semis.

The Tesla Semi has made a significant impact in the trucking industry, with several notable orders worth mentioning.

PepsiCo has ordered 100 Tesla Semi trucks, with the goal of reducing their carbon footprint and operating costs.

Pilot Flying J, a leading travel center company, has ordered 50 Tesla Semi trucks to use in their fleet.

Amazon has ordered 100 Tesla Semi trucks, with plans to use them for last-mile delivery in cities like Los Angeles and Seattle.

J.B. Hunt, a leading transportation company, has ordered 50 Tesla Semi trucks to use in their dedicated trucking services.

Tesla has also received orders from other companies, including Sysco and Walmart, but the exact number of trucks ordered has not been disclosed.