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The Financial Times has issued a retraction for an article it recently published that accused the electric vehicle maker of shady accounting practices.
 
The FT’s retraction has been appreciated by the electric vehicle community in social media, though many highlighted the fact that the publication’s initial erroneous allegations have already been spread across numerous other media outlets.
 
In an article published on March 19, the Financial Times pointed out that if one were to compare “Tesla’s capital expenditure in the last six months of 2024 to its valuation of the assets that money was spent on,” “$1.4 billion appears to have gone astray.”


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Financial Times Retracts Report That Tesla Accounting Lost $1.4 Billion Due To Shady Accounting - Other Automotive Sites Reporting The Story Have Not

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