> What worries me the most is that Tesla's Musk-led implosion will make other manufacturers see it as some sort of proof that EVs aren't viable and cancel their

> What worries me the most is that Tesla's Musk-led implosion will make other manufacturers see it as some sort of proof that EVs aren't viable and cancel their developments. Won't China's affordable EVs, plus the upcoming hottest summer of all time (because physics) counter this? But if the superchargers start failing and people think "Charging is a pain, I don't want to buy an EV", this could hapen...