Editing Elon Musk (section)

=== Tesla Motors: Revolutionizing Electric Vehicles ===
In 2004, Musk joined '''Tesla Motors''' (now '''Tesla, Inc.''') as chairman and later became the CEO and product architect. Tesla aimed to revolutionize the automotive industry by producing electric vehicles (EVs) that were not only eco-friendly but also high-performing and desirable.

Tesla’s '''Roadster''', launched in 2008, was the company’s first production car, showcasing the potential for EVs to compete with traditional gasoline-powered cars. However, it was the '''Model S''' sedan, released in 2012, that truly propelled Tesla to global prominence. The Model S was praised for its performance, range, and advanced technology, setting new standards for electric vehicles.

Since then, Tesla has continued to innovate with models like the '''Model 3''', '''Model X''', '''Model Y''', and the upcoming '''Cybertruck'''. Under Musk’s leadership, Tesla became the most valuable automaker in the world, with its focus on sustainable energy solutions, including solar energy and battery storage, further cementing its influence in the global transition to renewable energy.