• Chemo@feddit.org
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    3 days ago

    To be fair pretty much everything is most expensive in Germany, compared to EU. But you are right, especially in regards of transportation Germany is a huge problem in EU legislation.

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      2 days ago

      Wrong, German carmakers have pivoted to EVs, while stellantis and US carmakers have pivoted to combustion engines. Know your lobbyists.

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        2 days ago

        They pivoted to EVs so hard they made billions and didn’t have to fire a bunch of people or lobby the German politicians to cancel the fossil engine phaseout. Please, teach us your fact-bending ways oh wise one. We want to know more of your Breitbart citations.

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          No matter how much a carmaker pivots to EVs, they will fire up to half of their employees. EV production is much simpler and requires less labor. Add to that the static demand and increasing supply from Chinese competitors.

          This has nothing to do with a far right outlet. Please don’t try to diminish the value of my comments by insinuating that they reflect some far right position. They don’t.