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Unless you have a competitor making a nearly identical product. That's why I said it was exploitation of a monopolistic position. There is no other car company
by topmonk 7y ago
Unless you have a competitor making a nearly identical product. That's why I said it was exploitation of a monopolistic position. There is no other car company close to Tesla, so they get to pay these games.
Same as a chip manufacturer, say Intel, developing a process to make say 3x faster chips. But instead of releasing the fastest chip they could make, they titrate their new ability to the market over time. First a chip 50% faster, then 2x, etc., so they can milk the market.
I don't know about what you're willing to accept, but I don't like being treated like a farmer's cow.