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~$200M/year, and it isn't a strategic cash infusion, they have to. "Tesla has generated almost $2 billion in revenue from selling regulatory credits since 2010

~$200M/year, and it isn't a strategic cash infusion, they have to. "Tesla has generated almost $2 billion in revenue from selling regulatory credits since 2010" "If [other car-] manufacturers don’t sell enough non-polluting vehicles, they have to purchase credits from competitors like Tesla to make up the difference." How much is that relatively? TLSA 2018 revenue: $21B net income: -$1B

lazyjones 7y ago
> ~$200M/year, and it isn't a strategic cash infusion, they have to. $420m last year and rising steadily.
- carlsborg 7y ago
  I wonder who brokers these things.
  - deepGem 7y ago
    Yeah I can imagine a marketplace driven by demand/supply logistics. Short of saying Uber for ZEV/carbon credits :)
marvin 7y ago
Tesla has received more in regulatory credit revenue alone, than their entire market cap at the time of the IPO. Of course the company has grown massively since then, both in market cap and revenue, but it's worth stating just to put this into perspective.