Blackstone
Brigadier
Tesla had investor funding to develop their products, and the Model 3 isn't substantially different than cars they already produced and sold to consumers. There's demand for the car, and no new barriers to entry.In your logic, you would say a Tesla Model 3 (not yet produced) would be inferior to ANY e-cars running on the road now? And you will only say that Model 3 is more advanced when it hits the road? But until then Tesla can't beat something with nothing?
The F-35 was almost guaranteed to be successful, because it had government funding and commitments to buy from the US Air Force, Navy, and Marines. In addition, Lockheed Martin made sure it had absolute Congressional support by setting up production in 45 of the 50 states, making it "too big to fail." All Lockheed had to do was deliver an awesome war machine, and it apparently did just that. And now, foreigners are lining up to buy it.Would you have said the same thing 5 years ago about F-35 being inferior to a F-16?
Come on, we all know what is superior even it never see the light on the road or sky.
What of the above applies to the J-31?