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Stellantis Exec: The Car Market Might Collapse If EVs Don't Get Cheaper
30 Jun 2022 | Abstracted from Inside EVs
"Chief Manufacturing Officer Arnaud Deboeuf...warned that after the EU's deal to phase out new internal combustion engine cars by 2035, the automotive industry is "doomed"... unless electric cars get cheaper.
"Stellantis is aiming to cut BEV production costs by 40% by 2030."
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