2025年的特斯拉似乎麻烦缠身，股价下跌、销量下滑、抗议不断。近日，Financial Times的一份报告指出，特斯拉的资金流向出现异常，有14亿美元的资金“不翼而飞”。报告分析了2024年下半年的现金流量表和资本支出，发现公司资产评估与实际支出之间存在巨大差异。尽管报告中提到资产出售或外汇问题可能导致差额，但特斯拉并未对此做出解释，这让投资者对公司的财务状况产生了担忧。

💰 报告指出，特斯拉在2024年第三和第四季度花费了63亿美元用于购买财产和设备，但同期资产负债表上，财产、厂房和设备的总值仅增加了49亿美元，差额达14亿美元。

🧐 Financial Times的报告重点关注了特斯拉的现金流量表和资本支出，通过对比资产的实际支出和资产评估价值，发现了这笔巨额资金的差异。

🤔 报告中提到，资产出售或外汇相关问题可能是导致资金差额的原因之一，但特斯拉并未对此做出解释，这引发了人们对公司财务透明度的质疑。

❓ 截至发稿时，Mashable已就此事联系特斯拉，但尚未收到回复，进一步加剧了投资者对资金去向的疑虑。

Falling stock prices, plummeting car sales, protests, vandalism – it's all just another day in the year 2025 for Tesla now. 

Backlash against the company has become the norm, Musk's relationship with the Trump administration and his increasing involvement with right wing politics has made him very divisive. In turn, people are taking out their frustrations on Musk's golden goose, his EV car company Tesla.

But, among all of Tesla's now-everday woes, a brand new issue has seemingly just emerged.

Tesla is apparently missing $1.4 billion.

According to a new report from the Financial Times, there's nearly one and a half billion dollars missing from Tesla's coffers. The report looked into Tesla's cash flow statements and capital expenditures over the last 6 months of 2024 and compared it to the company's valuation of the assets it had acquired. The report found anomalies, namely the missing $1.4 billion.

In the third and fourth quarter of 2024, Tesla reportedly spent $6.3 billion on “purchases of property and equipment excluding finance leases, net of sales” according to its cashflow statements. However, on Tesla's balance sheet for the same period, the company reported that the gross value of property, plant and equipment went up by only $4.9 billion to $51 billion.

That's 1.4 billion that's, as the Financial Times puts it, "gone astray."

There are legitimate reasons to explain this. For example, asset sales or foreign exchange-related issues could account for the $1.4 billion gap.

However, according to the report, Tesla didn't report any of these issues. The company just left the $1.4 billion unaccounted for.

Mashable has contacted Tesla for comment, but has yet to receive a response.

We don't know why the money is unaccounted for, but the report certainly should make Tesla investors ask questions.