Germany's largest supermarket chain, Lidl, has found itself at the center of a major environmental controversy. In a surprising move, Lidl's parent company Schwarz Gruppe has announced that it will be pausing the introduction of electric vehicle company cars in Germany. The decision comes as the company faces growing criticism over its sustainability record, with many accusing Lidl of prioritizing profit over environmental responsibility. As the world's largest retailer continues to grapple with the challenges of climate change, the move raises questions about the company's commitment to reducing its carbon footprint.
Lidl owner Schwarz pauses EV company cars in Germany AutoNext.co
