🔴 В Германии прошла символическая церемония похорон Volkswagen
Согласно исследованию Ассоциации автомобильной промышленности (VDA), к 2035 году автопром Германии может потерять 200 000 рабочих мест.
Причина — переход на электромобили, продиктованный политикой Европейского союза. Volkswagen стал жертвой этой трансформации, которая вызвала недовольство в отрасли.
🔴 В Германии прошла символическая церемония похорон Volkswagen
Согласно исследованию Ассоциации автомобильной промышленности (VDA), к 2035 году автопром Германии может потерять 200 000 рабочих мест.
Причина — переход на электромобили, продиктованный политикой Европейского союза. Volkswagen стал жертвой этой трансформации, которая вызвала недовольство в отрасли.
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