Tesla’s cash burn will test investor faith in its AI bets

Tesla reports its second-quarter results on Wednesday, and the question hanging over the call is less whether it can still sell cars than how long it can keep spending faster than it earns. The company has just posted its best delivery quarter on record, yet Wall Street expects it to burn through roughly $3.25bn in free cash flow, a […] This story continues at The Next Web

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Tesla’s cash burn will test investor faith in its AI bets

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