ok , i've seen that semantics argument before, so i feel it's important to clear up something:
fan - someone who loves what tesla is doing, is a supporter of the EV-ification of transport, and is/will be their customer, but who doesnt diminish the value or worth of its competitors. and also is honest with the many improvements that tesla needs to make, to bring themselves up to par.
fanboy (or girl) - someone whose love of tesla blinds them of proper perspective or rationality, & also entails saying really dumb things, like 'porsche is doomed!' or taking what elon says on its face value, with minimal skepticism.
most of us, i hope, wishes to be the former. but there are those who seem to be in the latter - and they drag the discussion down. It's not just a TMC thing either - all enthusiast forums would do well to minimize fanboyism. And they exist here.
now that discussion aside,
i do not share your level of disapointment with all the manufacturers. Sure, i bash FCV's and PHEV's like anyone else. But at least with PHEV's, they are a realistic solution to a real fear: lack of infrastructure, and lack of familiarity for the masses when it comes to pure EVs. I don't like them, but they are a realistic answer that will most definitely *not* mean Porsche is doomed. Saying something like that is past reasonable discussion - it's stupid. It kills quality discussion.
Newsflash: not that i think is likely, but chances are greater that tesla dies in the next few years, not porsche.
and also, we won't have everyone become Tesla clones. as much as i'd like to see that, it's not a realistic answer. And not doing it like tesla, doesn't mean you're dead.
anyways, come 2020, we'll see who's really right.