"An electric car manufacturer plans on entering the auto market in the next 6 months. They have been perfecting their products so that the cost of their products will be be competitive with those currently on the market. They believe they will surpass gas-fueled car manufacturers before they are fully able to transition over to electric. They have a secondary company that works closely with the company, so they are not worried about existing channels. What poses a problem right before entry?"

		The company needs to worry about capital requirements when entering into the market.
		The company is going to face legal problems and will not get their product out in time.
		Tesla is the only threat that needs to be worried about as they run the battery car industry right now.
		They will be worried about too many companies already being in the market and therefore will not make a big enough impact to survive more than a year.
		All of the above are concerns when entering the market