Germany promotes e-mobility but many have doubts
The Verge
The Verge
German car companies have announced major initiatives to promote electric vehicles, but not everyone is convinced, . Protests in some cities - modelled after the French "yellow vest" protests, but on a much smaller scale - have rallied against bans on older diesel cars, critics still argue a fast transition to e-mobility is impossible, and “more than half of western European car managers expect electric mobility to fail” according to a 2018 , The Verge reports.
Still, Germany’s largest car manufacturer, Volkswagen, has set itself ambitious e-vehicle targets. In the aftermath of the dieselgate scandal, VW has embraced a radical shift in strategy, and is set to become one of the world’s largest electric vehicle producers.
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