Key Points
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Toyota generates $315 billion in global sales for fiscal year 2025, compared to Tesla’s $95.7 billion.
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Toyota’s cash from operations stands at $24.3 billion, while Tesla’s is $16.8 billion.
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Toyota’s P/E ratio is 7.2, versus Tesla’s at 183.
In fiscal year 2025, Toyota Motor (NYSE: TM) achieved $315 billion in global sales, significantly outperforming Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA), which reported $95.7 billion. Toyota also demonstrated stronger operational efficiency with cash from operations of $24.3 billion compared to Tesla’s $16.8 billion. Currently, Toyota’s P/E ratio is substantially lower at 7.2, whereas Tesla’s ratio is at 183, indicating a stark disparity in market valuation.
Tesla’s market capitalization is approximately five times smaller than Toyota’s. However, as competition in the electric vehicle market intensifies and Tesla’s sales growth declines, analysts predict that Toyota may regain a larger market footprint by 2035. Should Tesla’s valuation normalize to reflect traditional automotive benchmarks, its current edge could diminish rapidly.
