I'll create a combo chart using Nivo instead of Recharts, showing revenue and EPS data for both Tesla and Nvidia. Nivo offers a different approach to creating charts with its own set of components and styling options.

This Nivo-based combo chart displays financial data for both Tesla and Nvidia with the following features:

1. Revenue (primary visualization): Shown as bars in different colors for each company (orange for Tesla, green for Nvidia)
2. EPS (secondary visualization): Shown as lines with the same color scheme
3. Company filtering: Tabs to view both companies or filter to just Tesla or Nvidia
4. Responsive design: Adapts to different screen sizes
5. Proper formatting: Currency values are formatted with dollar signs and appropriate units
6. Interactive legends: Shows which colors correspond to which company metrics

The chart overlays two Nivo components:

• ResponsiveBar for the revenue data
• ResponsiveLine for the EPS data

This creates a true combo chart with different visualization types for different metrics, while maintaining the relationship between the data points.

I'll fix the syntax error in the code. The issue is in the line data transformation where I used incorrect syntax for accessing object properties with spaces in their names.

I fixed two syntax errors in the code:

1. Removed an unexpected backslash \ after d.quarter, in the line data transformation

2. Fixed the property access syntax for properties with spaces in their names:

   • Changed d.["Tesla EPS"] to d["Tesla EPS"]
   • Changed d.["Nvidia EPS"] to d["Nvidia EPS"]

When accessing object properties that contain spaces or special characters, we need to use bracket notation without the dot prefix. The correct syntax is object["property name"] rather than object.["property name"].

The chart should now render correctly with both the revenue bars and EPS lines for Tesla and Nvidia, with the ability to filter between companies using the tabs.