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- Prime Minister contradicts Federal Minister of the Environment
- because he warns of the loss of thousands of jobs
- Reports on even industrial frauds in gasoline engines.
Hannover / Wolfsburg. The Prime Minister of Lower Saxony Stephan Weil (SPD) warned against too high environmental requirements for the automotive industry . "One should not go beyond the bow," said the head of government, who also sits at VW Supervisory Board the "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung."
Given the demands of Federal Minister for the Environment Svenja Schulze (SPD) harder CO2 targets Weil pointed out that the EU already has the specifications the most stringent for the automotive industry worldwide. "I can only urgently warn against this aggravation," he said.
Jobs in danger?
Politicians must feel that what they claim is feasible. The transformation of the automotive industry is underway. "But we must not go beyond and endanger our most important industry with several thousand jobs ," Weil told the newspaper.
Quota for low emission cars?
the Prime Minister for proposals to reach the turn to electromobility also on minimum quotas for low-emission vehicles . "If it's legally possible and expectations are not exceeded, then that's an interesting approach that deserves to be considered," he said.
Apparently also cheating on gasoline engines
The automobile manufacturers VW, Audi, Porsche, BMW and Daimler have not only misled diesel engines, but also the systems anti pollution. of gasoline engines.
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