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Can a New Government Revive Germany’s Automotive Industry?
Germany’s automotive industry is grappling with significant challenges amidst an era of economic stagnation, high energy prices, environmental regulations, and competition from China’s state-backed electric vehicles. As industry leaders call for reduced bureaucracy and competitive tax policies, the 2025 elections may determine whether Germany’s automotive sector can reclaim its innovative edge.
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