Tesla rode a rocky path in 2019, beginning last year with a US$702m loss in Q1, its fourth-worst quarterly loss since becoming a publicly-listed company in 2010. It also faced a number of seismic issues, from the dramatic drop in deliveries of the Model 3 to liquidity fears raised by a company-wide cost-cutting program.
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