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SEARCHTesla Motors reached an agreement with Ohio auto dealers this week that will allow the company to continue operating two of its retail stores and open a third. The deal awaits lawmaker approval.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Tesla Motors reached an agreement with Ohio auto dealers Wednesday. It would allow the company to continue operating two retail stores in the state and open a third. The agreement must be approved by the Ohio lawmakers, the Wall Street Journal reports.
The proposed bill would bar all other automakers from selling cars directly to consumers.
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