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Not really. In the last couple of years the German automakers completely missed the trend towards EVs had only had a laughable product palette. This also cause
by Fischgericht 2y ago
Not really.
In the last couple of years the German automakers completely missed the trend towards EVs had only had a laughable product palette. This also causes them to close a lot of factories in Europe, and that is still happening right now.
But you have to keep in mind that the market for EVs is growing. So, once Tesla closes their factory, Volkswagen & Co will be more than happy to hire those workers.
And of course, with arson attacks on Tesla stuff becoming common over here, the factory might go up in flames soon, anyway.
- Gud 2y agoIndeed. This is how Tesla got their hands on the Gigafactory in the US
- ben_w 2y ago> And of course, with arson attacks on Tesla stuff becoming common over here, the factory might go up in flames soon, anyway. I kinda hope not, the Tesla Brandenburg site is surrounded by a lot of woodland, and I'm not that far from it.
- croes 2y ago>Volkswagen & Co will be more than happy to hire those workers. The question is if those factories would be in Germany.
- Fischgericht 2y agoI would think so. The demand is there, the factories are there, the supply chains are there. So if the European car makers now gain traction in the EV market, it would make sense to just re-cycle existing resources.