I read that article. The Tesla Motor designers and employees were elated and excited to see and touch the Chevy Bolt EV for the first time. They had NO BAD COMMENTS about it, but only a few employees admitted that they will buy one (kept their loyalty to their brand).
It is a shining example of how to treat a competition, not like many "fanboys" who glorify the non-existing Model 3 over the real Bolt EV. We have to be the same for any other competion BEV because as more come into the market, greater is the public acceptance. Just as personal computers and cellphones took years to break into the business and home markets, then the tablets and smartphones took over, the EV will take time to enter and take over the gas engine markets.
I recommend everyone who does buy any EV, even a basic hybrid from GM or Ford, to give test rides and drives, and become a local salesperson for the future. Then do factual and positive comparisons between brands so all the EVs are favorable. Send out messages and pictures of your EV to all your friends and family, and congratulate them publicly when they buy their own, and become converts to the EV following.