We're all entitled to our opinions, but I respectively and strongly disagree.
My MS is a $110K vehicle I purchased to not only help show my support moving the EV movement forward, but as my single vehicle I expect to provide similar (basic) amenities having replaced both a former Lexus and MBZ. Any owner of a vehicle of this class should not have to put up with clearly inferior functionality or band-aid Infotainment using other devices to improve their driving experience. If there were a formal Tesla announcement of guaranteed movement to both CarPlay and Android Auto within some reasonable timeframe for the existing and future fleet, I could perhaps agree with your POV. As it is, the last statement from Elon is we may have "mirroring" of smartphone displays on the CID at some undetermined time, and nothing more about complete CarPlay/Android Auto or if that is even possible for the existing fleet.
While others will disagree with me, I know there are also many that will agree. Given Tesla's lack of demonstrated commitment to CarPlay/Android Auto, they should at a bare minimum have a skeleton team (that could work almost independently of everyone else in Tesla until integration test phase), focused on improving basic Infotainment functionality and bring it up to not only what existing owners, but a growing number of future prospective owners require and have been provided for many years by other brands. Enough is enough. As has been said, lack of getting this done at this point-in-time is only because the leader does not view it as important, despite customer and owner input.