Mercedes-Benz CEO Issues Dire Warning: German Industry Could Collapse Within Ten Years
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Mercedes CEO Ola Källenius relies on the customer's wishes for drive technology. And he calms down due to safety concerns about the digitalization of cars.
Mercedes CEO Ola Källenius sees Europe as an industrial location under pressure: High energy costs, long permits and regulation weakened competitiveness. In an interview, he also talks about cybersecurity, software and the durability of new models.
According to Ola Källenius, Germany's long-term industrial competitiveness is at stake.
Ola Källenius, CEO of Mercedes-Benz, is urging far-reaching changes to improve the competitiveness of production in Germany, saying that labor costs must be reduced and productivity increased.
Mercedes-Benz wants to significantly reduce labour costs in Germany. Corporate CEO Ola Källenius is ready to compromise – but only up to a clear limit.
Is the collective bargaining dispute escalating in the car industry – or is there a compromise in the crisis? At any rate, the Mercedes boss is open to an IG Metall proposal. Unlike his colleagues.
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