Tesla Motors has reportedly reached a compromise in Ohio, where the company will be allowed to sell its electric cars directly to consumers — but only at three locations.
The terms are outlined in an Ohio Senate bill that has been approved by a committee before heading to the floor for a formal vote, according to a Bloomberg report.
If the bill is signed into law, the state will still be prohibited from approving a dealer’s license to any automaker aside from Tesla. The California startup is also barred from selling anything other than its all-electric vehicles, and would lose its licenses if it is acquired by another company.
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