Germans see domestic EVs as most competitive, survey shows

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2026-02-09

Berlin (dpa) - Many consumers in Germany believe the country produces the world's most competitive electric vehicles, even as its auto industry faces mounting pressure, a survey showed. About 43% of respondents in Germany said domestic manufacturers lead in competitiveness, ahead of China at 23%, according to a survey by consulting firm Oliver Wyman. The poll, conducted online in November among just over 1,000 people in Germany, was described by......

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