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Weprovideamanufacturer’swarrantyonallvehicles,productionpowertraincomponentsandsystems,andTeslaEnergyproductswesell.Weaccruea
manufacturer’swarrantyreservewhichincludesourbestestimateoftheprojectedcoststorepairortoreplaceitemsunderwarranty.Theseestimatesarebasedon
actualclaimsincurredto-dateandanestimateofthenature,frequencyandcostsoffutureclaims.Theseestimatesareinherentlyuncertainandchangestoour
historicalorprojectedwarrantyexperiencemaycausematerialchangestoourwarrantyreserveinthefuture.Theportionofthewarrantyprovisionexpectedtobe
incurredwithin12monthsisclassifiedascurrentwithinaccruedliabilities,whiletheremainingamountisclassifiedaslong-termwithinotherlong-termliabilities.
Accruedwarrantyactivityconsistedofthefollowingfortheperiodspresented(inthousands):
Year Ended December 31,
2015 2014 2013
Accruedwarranty—beginningofperiod $ 129,043 $ 53,182 $ 13,013
Warrantycostsincurred (52,760) (39,903) (19,160)
Netchangesinliabilityforpre-existingwarranties,
includingexpirations 1,470 18,599 (2,072)
Provisionforwarranty 103,001 97,165 61,401
Accruedwarranty—endofperiod $ 180,754 $ 129,043 $ 53,182
Ourwarrantyreservesdonotincludeprojectedwarrantycostsassociatedwithourvehiclesaccountedforasoperatingleasesorcollateralizeddebt
arrangements.Coststorepairthesevehiclesareexpensedasincurred.ForthetwelvemonthsendedDecember31,2015,andDecember31,2014warrantycosts
incurredforvehiclesaccountedforasoperatingleasesorcollateralizeddebtarrangementswere$9.5millionand$7.1million.Warrantyexpenseisrecordedasa
componentofcostofautomotiverevenue.
NetLossperShareofCommonStock
Ourbasicanddilutednetlosspershareofcommonstockiscalculatedbydividingnetlossbytheweighted-averagesharesofcommonstockoutstandingfor
theperiod.Potentiallydilutiveshares,whicharebasedonthenumberofsharesunderlyingoutstandingstockoptionsandwarrantsaswellasourNotes,arenot
includedwhentheireffectisantidilutive.
Thefollowingtablepresentsthepotentialweightedcommonsharesoutstandingthatwereexcludedfromthecomputationofbasicanddilutednetlossper
shareofcommonstockfortheperiods,relatedtothefollowingsecurities:
Year Ended December 31,
2015 2014 2013
Employeesharebasedawards 15,592,736 14,729,749 13,904,875
Convertibleseniornotes 2,431,265 2,344,998 411,560
WarrantsissuedMay2013 1,049,791 921,985 —
DOEwarrant — — 1,061,439
Sinceweexpecttosettletheprincipalamountofouroutstandingconvertibleseniornotesincash,weusethetreasurystockmethodforcalculatingany
potentialdilutiveeffectoftheconversionspreadondilutednetincomepershare,ifapplicable.Theconversionspreadwillhaveadilutiveimpactondilutednet
incomepershareofcommonstockwhentheaveragemarketpriceofourcommonstockforagivenperiodexceedstheconversionpriceof$124.52,$359.87,and
$359.87pershareforthe2018Notes,2019Notesand2021Notes.
Note 3 - Financial Instruments
FairValueMeasurements
Thecarryingvaluesofourfinancialinstrumentsincludingcashequivalents,marketablesecurities,accountsreceivableandaccountspayableapproximate
theirfairvalueduetotheirshort-termnature.Asabasisfordeterminingthefairvalueofcertainofourassetsandliabilities,weestablishedathree-tierfairvalue
hierarchywhichprioritizestheinputsusedinmeasuringfairvalueasfollows:(LevelI)observableinputssuchasquotedpricesinactivemarkets;(LevelII)inputs
otherthanthequotedpricesinactivemarketsthatareobservableeitherdirectlyorindirectly;and(LevelIII)unobservableinputsinwhichthereislittleorno
marketdatawhichrequiresustodevelopourownassumptions.Thishierarchyrequiresustouseobservablemarketdata,whenavailable,andtominimizetheuse
ofunobservableinputswhendeterminingfairvalue.Ourfinancialassetsthataremeasuredatfairvalueonarecurringbasisconsistofcashequivalentsand
marketablesecurities.
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