As a result of intense research we can understand that the position of Tesla and electric vehicles in general, today, is better and better every single day. When we look at the yearly sales of Tesla electric vehicles we can see a rise every year, from 20 000 in 2013 to 30 000 in 2014 and going over 100 000 vehicles sold by the end of 2015 with goals of producing half a million in the coming years. A worthy ideal that looks more and more feasable as the Gigafactory which will be one of the main places to produce batteries and powerpacks for the batteries is well under construction as of summer 2016. Tesla, Much like Apple prides itself on constant innovation so it doesn't come as a huge surprise that they are launching their next generation of cars this year, alongside the famous Tesla Model S which had a crucial downside and it was its price. Price of Model S was ranging around 100 000 USD while the Model 3, which will be seen on the streets in late 2017 is estimated to cost 35 000 USD. In the coming years, Electric vehicles in general have a bright future looking at the fact that their parts and consequently the cars itself are becoming more and more affordable and studies show that by 2022 their price will be equal to their gasoline counterparts, marking 2020s as the decade of the electric car. As Tom Randall states in one of his articles Here's How Electric Cars Will Cause the Next Oil Crisis (2016), potential oil crashes can be expected but that might just be the price of progress.