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GERMANY: VOLKSWAGEN CEO SAID DIESEL IS TOO CHEAP FOR MORE AMBITIOUS CLEAN TRANSPORT TARGETS

Published On 22 Sep 2020 06:58 PM

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Herbert Diess who is the CEO of Volkswagen said that Diesel is too cheap for more ambitious and clean transport
The CEO of the company said that, the company which has strongly committed to the electric mobility

According to Herbert Diess, who is the CEO of Volkswagen, diesel must become more expensive for allowing a faster transformation of the car industry to follow ....

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