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Tesla’s ambitions undaunted by growing pains

Tesla's Q1 losses widened and it's lost two more key executives, but Musk is as bullish as ever on future prospects. By Megan Lampinen

Tesla may be brilliant at drumming up enthusiasm and attracting a following, but it isn't making any money yet. The OEM's first quarter (Q1) losses widened despite strong sales volumes, and plans for a positive cash flow this year have been abandoned. Two key manufacturing executives - Greg Reichow, Vice President of production, and Josh Ensign, Vice President of manufacturing - are leaving the company. Elon Musk has been bedding down in a sleeping bag on the factory floor, but despite it all, expectations for the future are more bullish than ever.

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