As Tesla continues on its state by state fight for the right to sell directly to customers, the latest news comes out of Massachusetts.

The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts has thrown out a lawsuit that attempted to block Tesla from selling vehicles directly to consumers in the state. The case was decided on the grounds of standing with the judge ruling that neither the Massachusetts State Automobile Dealers Association nor the another two dealers have the proper standing to bring a case to the court.

Tesla is not able to sell cars in Arizona, Maryland and Texas. Tesla is hoping that the Massachusetts ruling will spill over to other states that have similar statutes.

So crazy that this is going to go state by state. Seems like it shouldn't be so difficult. Will it be patchwork, or will there eventually be a a sweep across that makes most of them standard?

its true