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EVs Take 23.6% Share In Germany — Below 2021 Levels
(cleantechnica.com)
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If electrification is the goal, then let chinese subsidised vehicles be the solution.
The cost is destruction of germanies manufacturing industry, forever being reliant on China.
Ah well if we are considering suicidal strategies then there are simpler and more efficient solutions to achieve the electrification goal!
For example we could just shoot anybody who drives ICE, we’d have 100% market share in a week.
A 20th century solution to a 19th century problem
I think all we need is a clear communication and strategy. We still have politicians that want to prolong the production of ICE cars and/or large scale use e-fuels. If we had these decisions way ealier, it would have been better, sure but every additional year that goes by will worsen the effects on economy.