> But members of the Porsche and Piech families, major shareholders, were concerned that Diess was not delivering results fast enough from his multi-billion eur

> But members of the Porsche and Piech families, major shareholders, were concerned that Diess was not delivering results fast enough from his multi-billion euro investments in EVs and software development. This feels shortsighted. The one thing I will credit Tesla with is recognition that software is key to the future of the automobile. Traditional car manufacturers really do not get this (or did not, prior to Tesla). They were all was outsourcing their software. Diess did seem to understand this. Maybe just getting VW pointed in the right direction is enough. But if they start outsourcing the system software again, they're in deep shit long term.