electric cars it has started to come into our lives now. many companies new electric vehicles It works and invests to reveal it. BMW is one of these brands. The Bavarian manufacturer is new to the assortment electric cars in the effort to add.
But BMW CEO Oliver Zipsesays caution is needed when considering the future of electric mobility. Zipse also added that some brands are in a hurry about electric cars. made a mistake in your faith.
Delighting statement from BMW about electric cars!
According to reports published by the automaker BMW, electric car sales increased substantially in the first quarter of 2022.
BMW thinks internal combustion engines are not out of date
BMW The manager believes that the era of internal combustion power units is not over yet. of electric models Emphasizing that it is more expensive than vehicles with traditional engines, Zipse says that in this sense, people still for vehicles with internal combustion power units stresses the need
Transition to electric cars Stating that it is necessary to be cautious about the issue, the CEO stated that the infrastructure of most countries is not ready for this yet. It has an internal combustion engine due to both financial reasons and infrastructure deficiencies. vehicle production is vital in this regard. Speaking to Reuters, Zipse also pointed out a different point:
We have to be careful about the electric vehicle attack because at the same time you are increasing dependency on some countries.
With this statement, the CEO especially pointing to china. Today, most important parts of electric vehicles are produced in China. This situation also dependence on china Zipse, which believes that it will increase automotive industry also warns.
BMW CEO also to high prices referring to, Fossil fuel He argued that offering vehicles that use zip, high energy prices He also expressed his concerns about The successful manager, at this stage, production and recycling He thinks that he should follow more efficient ways in this regard.
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