Revolt at Volkswagen: Electric car crisis spreads to Germany as it plans to close factories for the first time in its HISTORY and 66,000 workers go on strike

UK Daily Mail ^ | 11/02/2024 | James Reynolds

[Tell It Right]

Even though it’s happening now, soon the EU press will say it’s Trump’s fault.

[SaxxonWoods]

I don’t think this is going to work out for them.

[wildcard_redneck]

The ruling class in the West has lost the ‘Mandate of Heaven’ and must be kicked to the curb. Every noxious mandate from the scum ruling us must be resisted to the point of revolution.

[hinckley buzzard]

“high production costs” mostly means soaring energy costs due to Germany’s extreme net zero stupidity. But the media refuse to name the name of the problem.

[Red Badger]

YOU VILL MAKE ZE BUGS!!!!!......................

[bgill]

They’re closing down an electric bike factory because they’re too expensive.

[SpaceBar]

Those Turkish laborers we imported to do all the grunt work will bail us out!

[ronnie raygun]

amid falling demand and a slower-than-expected transition to electric vehicles.
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha............

[johniegrad]

The industry has argued consumer appetite for electric vehicles is still too low.

Think about that sentence for a minute.

[heavy metal]

farfromgroovin...

[Roadrunner383]

Germany’s economy is a crap show and may drag the EU into a recession.

[Empire_of_Liberty]

Nicely played!

[HYPOCRACY]

I have a VW. The electronics are horrible. Car generally sucks.

[ComputerGuy]

Here comes the flood of EVs from you-know-where.

[dfwgator]

Germany is having trouble
What a sad sad story

[Responsibility2nd]

The industry has argued consumer appetite for electric vehicles is still too low.

Think about that sentence for a minute.

 

I think of this....

The Beatings will continue until Morale is improved.

[djpg]

You will have nothing, but you will be happy -or else!

[chajin]

It reminds me of when films went from silent to talkies a hundred years ago, and in Japan the unionized film-narrators who worked in theaters explaining the films to the audience went on strike, and said they wouldn’t return until films became silent again. They still haven’t returned.

[Vaquero]

Wow! Guess they better learn to write code?