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My guess is that, as more companies hop on the EV train, they will spend more on interior features, like better onboard computer, seats, default options, etc. I
by esjeon 7y ago
My guess is that, as more companies hop on the EV train, they will spend more on interior features, like better onboard computer, seats, default options, etc. I also believe that the price of car will remain similar even after complete transition to EV, because the real factor here is purchasing power, not production cost. If these turn out to be true, not so many people will lose job, but most will have to change their profession.
- bnt 7y agoSaying that a metal worker can easily switch to a leather craftsman sounds a bit simplistic, no? Many jobs will be lost, new ones will be created in their place, some people will switch careers, others will be left unemployable. A lot of German (and EU) education machinery focuses on the current gen car industry, and that’s not sustainable in the long run. So they will have to reinvent their educational system as well.
- jacquesm 7y agoThose metal worker jobs were long ago lost to automation. At that level very few - if any - parts on a vehicle are made by a person, the biggest job is to load blanks and to unload parts into machinery.