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Tesla Powerwall Installations Surpassed 500,000 Globally

The company produces hundreds of new units every day.

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Mark Kane Mark Kane

By: Mark Kane

Jun 16, 2023 at 9:25am ET

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Tesla revealed today that its global, cumulative number of Powerwall home energy storage system installations surpassed 500,000.

That's a huge number - the highest in the industry, as far as we know - and quickly increases, with hundreds of new units basically every day.

The previous milestone of 250,000 units was reported on November 17, 2021, which means that the company installed another 250,000 in just 1.5 years. The 18-month average output must be significantly above 150,000 units annually. Some reports even indicate that the current output might be two times higher than that.

Tesla Powerwall home energy storage system

Tesla Powerwall home energy storage system

Tesla Powerwall home energy storage system

Tesla Powerwall home energy storage system

The current version of the Tesla Powerwall is rated at around 13.5 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of usable battery capacity (14 kWh total) and has a continuous power output of up to 5 kilowatts (kW) - up to 7 kW for a 10-second peak.

There is also the Tesla Powerwall+ unit, which is an integrated solar battery system with two separate inverters, one for the battery and one for solar. It has around 13.5 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of nominal energy and has a continuous power output of up to 7 kilowatts (kW) on its own (off-grid) or up to 9.6 kW (off-grid, full sun when combined with a solar system).

The combined capacity of 500,000 Powerwalls would be some 6.8 GWh (actually noticeably less, as initially there were versions with a different battery capacity of like 7 kWh or 10 kWh).

The cost of Tesla Powerwalls depends on the type, the market, and the number of units. Customers also have to consider the installation costs.

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For an example installation in the US, we saw that one unit might cost $8,700 (the price per unit decreases with a higher number of units - three units might cost less than $24,000). Tesla notes also that there are incentives available and there is now a $500 rebate available:

Just surpassed 500k Powerwall installs globally!

Install before 10/31 and get a $500 rebate per Powerwall in the US & eligible US territories

 

See also

Tesla Energy Storage Business Is Booming: Q1 2023 Results

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