This is a good point and probably should not be downvoted. Telsa may not really have a problem with financing this, and subsidies might have a better impact wh

This is a good point and probably should not be downvoted. Telsa may not really have a problem with financing this, and subsidies might have a better impact where financing has structural problems - charging infrastructure has exactly that problem. The economics are not clear, and it's probably going to boil down to public investment. Moreover, the money might be more effectively distributed through Europe instead of being concentrated in one or two places. In short - let capitalism do capitalism and government do civic infrastructure.