Volkswagen's EV Catastrophe: Unprecedented Troubles Ahead! Electric Vehicles, The Next Disaster

In this video, we delve into Volkswagen's evolving strategies amidst global challenges in the EV market. From financial fabrications in CN to delayed model launches in North America, discover how Volkswagen navigates these complexities. Stay tuned to understand their partnerships, market dynamics, and future plans.
*️⃣ 00:00 | Intro
Reason8️⃣ 00:39 | Shift Towards Plug-in Hybrids.
Reason7️⃣ 01:38 | Challenges in the CN Market.
Reason6️⃣ 02:41 | Impact on Global Market and Volkswagen's Strategy.
Reason5️⃣ 04:08 | Strategic Alliances for Cost Efficiency.
Reason4️⃣ 05:06 | Fabrication of Financial Reports by CN EV Makers.
Reason3️⃣ 06:29 | Volkswagen Group's Mixed Approach to Combustion Engines.
Reason2️⃣ 07:20 | Delayed Launch of the ID.7 Model.
Reason1️⃣ 08:15 | Commitment to Internal Combustion Engine Investment.
In summary, this video explores Volkswagen's strategic shifts and challenges in the ever-changing automotive landscape. Join us as we uncover their responses to global market pressures and their efforts to balance traditional and electric vehicle technologies. Don’t miss out on the insights that could shape Volkswagen’s future.
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[@juanantoniopulido1645]

Some brands will disappear in the transition. EV fans still think that companies can survive without profits.

[@GearheadGlam]

Great car 👍🥰

[@chrissmith2114]

China has no oil reserves in their country, but China can make electricity to charge EV using the thousands of coal fired power stations, burning dirty brown high sulphur coal, which China has plenty of. That is the reason China wants to switch to EV...

[@warringtonminge4167]

This'll be why the rush to EV in the West is at a planetary level more harmful to global warming and the environment than it would be if we stuck with the current highly efficient diesel and petrol ("gas" if you're American) engines. There's a time and place for BEVs but this is neither, not yet anyhow.

[@aaroncostello8812]

"Fahrfromsellin'". 😂