TESLA, INC.

Tesla, Inc. is a publicly traded company, and a complete list of its shareholders is not published by the company or by U.S. securities regulators. Under SEC disclosure rules, only investors that acquire beneficial ownership of 5 percent or more of Tesla’s common stock – its only outstanding class of equity security – are required to file ownership reports (Schedule 13D or 13G) with the Securities and Exchange Commission, so the information available for this profile reflects major disclosed holders only rather than Tesla’s complete shareholder register.

The largest disclosed shareholder is Tesla co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk. According to a Schedule 13G/A filed with the SEC on June 17, 2026, Mr. Musk beneficially owned 699,580,882 shares of Tesla common stock, equal to 19.9 percent of the class, as of April 16, 2026. This holding includes 413,152,109 shares held through the Elon Musk Revocable Trust and 286,428,773 shares of unvested restricted stock, and excludes a separate 423,743,904-share performance award over which he disclaims beneficial ownership because those shares are subject to a voting agreement and irrevocable proxy. A separate Schedule 13G/A filed on April 23, 2026 (as of April 21, 2026) reported a higher figure of 717,112,739 shares, or 20.3 percent, which additionally includes option shares exercisable within 60 days; the two filings illustrate that Mr. Musk’s reported percentage depends on which contingent and convertible awards are included in the calculation.

Among institutional holders, The Vanguard Group, Inc. reported beneficial ownership of 210,796,512 shares, equal to 5.61 percent of the class, in a Schedule 13G filed with the SEC on April 30, 2026, as of March 31, 2026, held in its capacity as an investment adviser across its fund and account complex, with sole voting power over only a portion of those shares. No other institutional holder had a sufficiently current, independently verifiable SEC filing available at the time of research.

No ultimate beneficial owner is identified in this profile. No UBO disclosure threshold was supplied for this record, and Mr. Musk’s disclosed 19.9-20.3 percent stake is reported here strictly as an SEC beneficial-ownership filing rather than as a confirmed ultimate-beneficial-owner determination under anti-money-laundering rules.

Shareholder information for Tesla, Inc. is best described as major shareholders only: percentage stakes are disclosed for holders that cross the 5 percent SEC reporting threshold, while the great majority of Tesla’s outstanding shares are held by investors below that threshold and are not individually identified in public filings.

Tesla, Inc.’s current board of directors, as set out in the company’s proxy materials for its 2025 annual meeting, comprises Elon Musk, Robyn Denholm, Ira Ehrenpreis, Joe Gebbia, Jack Hartung, James Murdoch, Kimbal Musk, JB Straubel and Kathleen Wilson-Thompson. The most recent verified change is the appointment of Jack Hartung, who joined the board in June 2025. Tesla’s Chief Executive Officer is Elon Musk, and its Chief Financial Officer is Vaibhav Taneja, who has held the role since August 2023 after previously serving as Tesla’s Chief Accounting Officer from March 2019 and Corporate Controller from May 2018.

Separately, the corporate registry record behind this profile (a Washington State foreign-corporation filing, UBI 602932644) discloses eight individuals under the generic filing category “Governor,” of which five are captured in the underlying data: Elon Musk, Al Prescott, Kevin Kassekert, Yaron Klein and Emmanuelle Stewart. This disclosure should be treated as historical rather than current: independent reporting confirms that Al Prescott left Tesla in April 2021 to join another company, and that Yaron Klein served as Tesla’s Treasurer only between 2018 and 2022, indicating that the underlying state filing predates several since-departed appointments and has not been kept in step with Tesla’s current executive roster.

Nationality is not officially disclosed for any of the individuals named above, either in the state registry filing or in Tesla’s SEC filings, and should not be inferred from a person’s name or from any address of record. The addresses associated with these filings are correspondence or registered-agent addresses only and do not indicate an individual’s country of residence.

Tesla, Inc. is a publicly traded, independent parent company. No evidence was found in official filings or credible external sources of another corporate entity owning or controlling Tesla, Inc., so it is treated here as both the immediate and the ultimate parent of the corporate group associated with this registration.

The registry-linked corporate-structure data for this profile lists 318 related entities, registered principally in the United States together with at least one Canadian entity, Tesla Motors Canada ULC. Many of these entities fall into two categories that are independently documented: special-purpose financing vehicles used in Tesla’s vehicle-lease securitization program (entities named “Tesla Auto Lease Trust” followed by a year and series letter), and project and tax-equity financing subsidiaries inherited from Tesla’s acquisition of SolarCity Corporation, which completed in November 2016 in an all-stock transaction; SolarCity’s solar-energy business historically used large numbers of single-purpose “Solar” and “Solarcity” limited liability companies to hold and finance individual residential and commercial solar projects. Other entries include operating subsidiaries such as Tesla Motors New York LLC and Texas-registered entities including Tesla Residential Energy Leasing, LLC and Tesla Residential Energy Holdings, LLC.

Given the scale and highly project-specific nature of this structure, this profile does not independently verify each of the 318 linked entities individually; the categorization above reflects publicly documented features of Tesla’s corporate history (the SolarCity acquisition and Tesla’s lease-securitization program) rather than confirmation of every individual filing. No acquisition, disposal or reorganization more recent than the 2016 SolarCity acquisition was identified as a verified, dated, material change to Tesla’s group structure for this profile.

The corporate-linkage information available for Tesla, Inc. is best described as partial: a very large number of related U.S. and Canadian entities are on file, consistent with Tesla’s documented corporate history, but this profile has not independently verified the current status, ownership percentage or precise relationship type of each individual entity.