Germany’s dominance in the automotive industry is under threat as it struggles to keep pace in developing the next generation of vehicles. While competitors accelerate toward electric and autonomous technologies, traditional German strengths in engineering and manufacturing face challenges from shifting global priorities. The shift toward sustainable mobility has exposed gaps in Germany’s approach, raising questions about its long-term leadership in the sector. Industry experts warn that failure to adapt could see the country lose ground to faster-moving rivals.
Automaker crisis: Why Germany lags in race to build 'car of tomorrow' The Christian Science Monitor
