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Not sure if it is about "killing the electric car" as may of been the case a decade ago, but perhaps making sure that the major players capture the major market share in the emerging market for electric cars and electric car technology. Toyota's running into problems all of a sudden is suspicious too - especially considering Washington's bailout of GM. Maximum return on investment means rigging the market. Free market my arse . . . .
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