Elon Musk is betting that he can turn Tesla Inc. into one of the world’s largest car makers while selling just a handful of models, challenging a long-held auto-industry belief that it takes a diverse stable of updated models to attract buyers.

It is another example of Mr. Musk’s defiance of industry orthodoxy—at a time when electric-vehicle competition has never been fiercer.

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