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Episode 15: Can German automakers survive Tesla?
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Episode 15: Can German automakers survive Tesla? Common Ground
The California company’s new facility in Brandenburg is set to open this summer, leaving Germany’s auto giants scrambling to retain their dominance in the global luxury car market.
Common Ground host Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson talks to Jens Hanefeld, who is in charge International and European Policy at Volkswagen, and Bloomberg Correspondent Stefan Nicola about the future of German electric cars.
This show is produced by Dina Elsayed.
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