Scoring the world’s automakers
on their EV supply chains
This year showed steady progress across the industry, in particular on fossil-free steel and human rights due diligence. U.S. automakers are making the fastest progress, led by Tesla who shot up in the rankings from #9 to #3 in one year – the biggest increase of all the automakers.
However, progress by the industry as a whole is lackluster when compared to the scale of the challenge ahead: one third of the automakers evaluated have still taken no concrete action on steel and aluminum, average scores across the indicators on responsible transition mineral sourcing, Indigenous Peoples’ rights and workers’ rights have risen by just 2 percentage points.
See how automakers stack up below or use the links to dive deeper into the results and the performance of individual automakers.
Score Summaries
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1
Comparison
(2)%EV SALES
3%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
2Comparison
(1)%EV SALES
10%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
3Comparison
(9)%EV SALES
100%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
4Comparison
(3)%EV SALES
22%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
5Comparison
(5)%EV SALES
7%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
6Comparison
(4)%EV SALES
10%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
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18
Comparison
(n/a)%EV SALES
37%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
17Comparison
(16)%EV SALES
61%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
16Comparison
(17)%EV SALES
47%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
15Comparison
(12)%EV SALES
1%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
14Comparison
(n/a)%EV SALES
0.5%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
13Comparison
(14)%EV SALES
8%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
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4
Comparison
(3)%EV SALES
22%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
2Comparison
(1)%EV SALES
10%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
6Comparison
(4)%EV SALES
10%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
7Comparison
(6)%EV SALES
15%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
9Comparison
(7)%EV SALES
7%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
1Comparison
(2)%EV SALES
3%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
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1
Comparison
(2)%EV SALES
3%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
2Comparison
(1)%EV SALES
10%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
5Comparison
(5)%EV SALES
7%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
6Comparison
(4)%EV SALES
10%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
7Comparison
(6)%EV SALES
15%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
8Comparison
(8)%EV SALES
13%Total Score
Fossil Free &
EnvironmentHuman rights & responsible sourcing
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