I'm getting a little tired of these "burning through money" reports. Of course they're burning through money. They're setting up a factory that is planned to produce 5000 cars a week. This costs a lot of capex money up-front, and is a standard thing for any car manufacturer to do. They have to buy tens of thousands of expensive parts, resources, robots, pay all the staff, all while not selling very many cars while the ramp up is ongoing.

"By this calculation, Tesla would exhaust cash on Aug. 6". This is assuming they keep on selling any or negligible amount of Model 3's. Even if they only sell 100k Model 3 cars next year, their revenue will increase by $3.4B. Their aim is to sell 250k cars next year. They're a couple of months late. Shouldn't be a big deal though..

Bottom line: You have to spend money to make money. This is totally normal and expected. No need to worry unless the ramp up totally shuts down.