Lawmaker introduces bill to allow Tesla sales
Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff introduced legislation Tuesday that would allow electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla to sell cars directly to consumers. Duff appeared at a news conference with Tesla
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Feb 10, 2016, 3:39 AM
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Updated 3,181 days ago
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Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff introduced legislation Tuesday that would allow electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla to sell cars directly to consumers.
Duff appeared at a news conference with Tesla representatives in Hartford to discuss his bill.
Last year, the Connecticut Senate failed to take up a bill that would have allowed Tesla to open three retail stores.
Tesla is currently only allowed to operate service centers and has one in Milford.
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