Setting aside ideologies and with a focus on what customers want.
That’s the problem right there. 2035 is not about what the customer wants, it’s about regulation. Customers would prefer not to change at all, but that’s not an option.
Well, unlike the customers that wouldn’t mind testing a totally new car manufacturer nobody has heard of that has been spawned from a cut throat market with little to no guarantee the manufacturer will still be in business next year. Except those people which are totally unimportant for anyone who wants to try something new in the market…
That’s the problem right there. 2035 is not about what the customer wants, it’s about regulation. Customers would prefer not to change at all, but that’s not an option.
Well, unlike the customers that wouldn’t mind testing a totally new car manufacturer nobody has heard of that has been spawned from a cut throat market with little to no guarantee the manufacturer will still be in business next year. Except those people which are totally unimportant for anyone who wants to try something new in the market…