Tesla became the first automaker to achieve the milestone of producing its 1 millionth electric car.

It was a few years ago, many people didn’t believe that Tesla could produce electric vehicles in any meaningful numbers, but the automaker managed to ramp up three electric vehicle programs: Model S, Model X, and Model 3.

Now it is about to launch its fourth electric vehicle, the Model Y, and it is doing it on the momentum of a new milestone.

Today, CEO Elon Musk announced that Tesla produced its 1 millionth car and released a picture of the car, a Model Y, and the team who made it.

No other automaker has achieved that kind of volume when it comes to producing long-range electric passenger cars.

The new milestone also points to significant production achieved through the first quarter of 2020.

If last year’s reports are to be believed, Tesla became the world’s largest EV automaker after surpassing China’s BYD.

At the time, Tesla had delivered 807,954 electric vehicles as of October 2019, while BYD had delivered 787,150 vehicles to date.