Many of those cars were cheaper than Tesla before Tesla slashed prices. Also I'm not sure by what you mean by "not succeeding"; there hasn't been a massive decl

Many of those cars were cheaper than Tesla before Tesla slashed prices. Also I'm not sure by what you mean by "not succeeding"; there hasn't been a massive decline in non-Tesla sales (since early 2022, Tesla's EV market share dropped from approximately 3/4 of the market down to around 1/2). I'm glad to see some effort toward industry-wide standards, but if anything, it's a suggestion that Tesla is hedging its bets to ensure continued ROI on the infrastructure they have built out even while they lose marketshare.