I don't understand why Tesla's losses keep increasing; now they're losing $33M a month, up from $20M a month a year ago and roughtly the same as last quarter. That with $50M in revenue this quarter and actual shipping product. Can someone explain? Are they still purchasing capital equipment? Are their overheads that high?<p>That said, $30M a month is not that many cars. If they can sell them, and losses don't increase as a function of sales, which seems to be the case now, they will eventually be in good shape.<p>EDIT: TL;DR: This quarter they lost the same amount as last quarter but sold 25 million more in cars. That means for every additional dollar in car they sold over last quarter, they lost that dollar. Not exactly scalable but hopefully temporary.