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E31 German Car Industry Commits Suicide by Electrification [DrJLT Economics]
With today's push for BEVs, the Germans are heavily betting on a technology where they lack the competitive advantage. In this podcast, I discuss all this and more (especially the special interests behind the boom of TSLA).
Published by Dr Jiulin Teng on 13 Mar 2022
The German automotive industry faced off challenges from Asian
competitors by a combination of cost-cutting and intense marketing. It
just so happens that they are good at both, with marketing being a
strength of the Germans before the unification of Germany (NOT
re-unification, which happened much later).
However, with today's push for BEVs, the Germans are heavily betting on a
technology where they lack the competitive advantage. Wiser would be to
find environmentally-friendly (carbon-neutral) alternatives to leverage
their industrial advantage.
In this podcast, I discuss all this and more (especially the special
interests behind the boom of TSLA).
Please note that all my discussions are my personal opinions only.
Nothing is scripted.