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Yeah, I'm aware such scenarios exist, certainly with US car companies it seems, but tesla is a young company, with a very limited product base and revenue stream, in order to grow into a more stable car company they need the confidence of their investors. If they are going global with super charger stations they need to be investing in infrastructure as well, which must be a big cost.
I've got nothing against Tesla, they've done a great job, but it's a unique set of circumstances, and at the moment they have no competition, once a major player hits that segment with another similar product I think tesla will start to feel the heat. Bring on an i5...
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