Tesla Motors has applied for licenses to sell and service its vehicles in Michigan.
The Detroit News reports the Palo Alto, California-based electric car maker submitted applications in November to Michigan's Secretary of State office and recently submitted follow-up information.
Secretary of state spokesman Fred Woodhams says the department is reviewing applications to sell new and used cars and a decision is expected "in the next month or two."
Under the classification, Woodhams says there must be a repair facility or agreement with a licensed repair facility.
The Associated Press sent a message seeking comment Monday from representatives of Tesla.
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder in 2014 signed a law clarifying that automakers can only sell through franchised dealers.
The move was criticized by Tesla, which sells directly to customers.
