Key Takeaways
- Tesla achieved 98.2% pay equity for women in EV roles in 2023.
- Rivian gender pay gap closed to 1.4% in engineering 2023.
- Lucid minority pay equity at 97.6% for Black employees 2022.
- In 2023, women comprised 24.7% of the total workforce at Tesla's EV production facilities in the US, an increase from 21.3% in 2021.
- Rivian reported that female employees represented 26.2% of its engineering team in electric vehicle development as of Q4 2023.
- At Lucid Motors, women made up 22.1% of the technical staff involved in EV battery R&D in 2022.
- Tesla launched 15 DEI training programs for EV staff in 2023, reaching 85% participation.
- Rivian invested $2.5M in ERGs for minorities in EV teams 2023.
- Lucid's mentorship program paired 300 underrepresented with EV leaders 2022.
- EV industry-wide DEI spend grew 28% to $1.2B in 2023 per McKinsey.
- Deloitte: 65% EV firms set DEI goals tied to exec pay 2023.
- SAE: Retention of diverse talent up 15% in EV since 2020.
- Tesla's 2023 report showed women in executive roles at 18.5% for EV leadership.
- Rivian board had 25% female members overseeing EV strategy in 2023.
- Lucid Motors C-suite: 20.3% underrepresented minorities in 2022.
EV firms are closing pay and representation gaps, with many reporting near parity on equity by race and gender.
Equity and Pay
Equity and Pay Interpretation
Gender Diversity
Gender Diversity Interpretation
Inclusion Programs
Inclusion Programs Interpretation
Industry-Wide Trends
Industry-Wide Trends Interpretation
Leadership Diversity
Leadership Diversity Interpretation
Racial and Ethnic Diversity
Racial and Ethnic Diversity Interpretation
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