Tesla can now sell cars direct in MarylandBill Goes Into Effect Oct. 1 With A Four-Dealership Maximum For TeslaImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew PhillipsImage Credit: Drew Phillips2015 Model SMSRP$69,900ShopReviewsMore Photos
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Oddly, unlike other states where Tesla has fought for rights to sell direct to customers, House Bill 235 was supported by the Maryland Automobile Dealers Association, in part because there's a catch. An automaker like Tesla is allowed to open only four dealerships, and they have to only sell EVs. States like Georgia have recently agreed to allow Tesla direct-to-customer vehicle sales, while states such as West Virginia and Texas remain steadfast against it.
Another party against direct-to-customer vehicle sales is General Motors, which lobbied against Maryland's HB 235. That automaker has maintained that all automakers should operate under the same rules and just because Tesla sells electric vehicles, it shouldn't be given any extra allowances when it comes to distribution channels. HB 235 was approved by the state's legislature in April.Featured Gallery2015 Tesla Model S P85D: Detroit 2015
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