EXHIBIT 2 Selected Financial Data for Tesla, Inc., Years Ended December 31,2015-2019 (in millions, except per share data)Income Statement Data:Revenues:Automotive salesAutomotive leasingTotal automotive revenuesEnergy generation and storage.Services and otherTotal revenuesCost of revenues:Automotive salesAutomotive leasingTotal automotive cost of revenuesEnergy generation and storageServices and otherTotal cost of revenues.Gross profit (loss)Operating expenses:Research and developmentSelling, general and administrativeRestructuring and otherTotal operating expenses.Loss from operationsInterest incomeInterest expenseOther income (expense), netLoss before income taxesProvision for income taxes20152 $3.4323093,741142914,046Net lossNet loss attributable to noncontrolling interestsand subsidiaries2,6401832,823122873,1239247.1899221,640(717)2(119)(42)(876)13$ (889)Years Ended December 312016$5,589 $ 8,5357621.1079,6421.1166,3511811,00111,7594687,0004,268 6,724.54824,7501787087,4338741,2294725,4011,5999,5362,2238341,432.2017(199)111(746)27$ (773)(98)2,267 3,855(1,632)(667)919(471)(125)(2,209)32$(2,241)-2018nno1,378 1,4602,477 2,834.51354,430(388)24(663)22(1,005)58$(1,063)(279)17,632 $19,952883086920,82118,5151,5551,39121,46113,68648814,17413651,88017,4194,0422019(87)1,5312,22624,57815.93945916,3981,3412,77020,5094,0691,3432,6461494,138(69)44(685)45(665)110$ (775)87EXHIBIT 2 Selected Financial Data for Tesla, Inc., Years Ended December 31,2015-2019 (in millions, except per share data) (continued)$ (889) $ (675)$ (6.93) $ (4.68)Net loss attributable to common shareholders.Net loss per share of commonstock, basic and dilutedWeighted average shares used in computing net lossper share of common stock, basic and dilutedSelected Balance Sheet Data:Cash and cash equivalentsInventoryTotal current assetsProperty, plant, and equipment, netTotal assets:Total current liabilities:Long-term debt and capital leases, net of current portionTotal stockholders' equitybobna 216sYani slael 1,278 2,067(96bq2,7913,4038,0932,8166,2605,98322,6645,8275,8602,0401,0894,753Selected Cash Flow Data:Cash flows provided by (used in) operating activitiesProceeds from issuance of common stock in publicofferingsProceeds from issuance of convertible and other debtPurchases of property and equipment excludingcapital leasesNet cash used in investing activitiesNet cash provided by financing activities128rces: Companir 10 Kronat B144$1,197 $3,393 $3,368 $3,686 $ 6,2862,2643,1133,5526,5718,30712,10311,33010,39629,74034,30910,02828,6557,6759,418.4,2379,99210,6679,40411,6344,9236,618(1,635(1,674)1,524$ (1,962) $ (976) $ (862)$(11.83) $ (5.72) $ (4.92)166171$ (524) $ (124) $ (61) $2,098 $ 2,405400730 1,702319 2,8537,138(1,281)(3,415)(1,081)3,744(4,196)4,4151776,176(2,101)(2,337)57484810,669(1,327)(1,436)1,529 • Gross profit margin: The• Net profit margin: The perfrom revenueCoverage ratio: The comp. Current ratio: The compan• Quick ratio: The company'Debt-to-equity ratio: The• Inventory turnover: How• Total asset turnover: Hov• Return on equity (ROE):• Return on assets (ROA):●

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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