Everyone needs to get involved and agree on a path to decarbonization. That's why it has to be an attractive path. You can't force anyone to stop flying or driving, I think we need to reshape mobility, including shifts in behavioud, more public transport, and scaling fossil-fuel free mobility, to suceed with an accelerated transformation towards sustainable transport.

We are continuing to pursue the goal of offering only electric vehicles from 2033. We are planning the last major world premieres of new combustion models in 2026. The current reluctance to sell electric models in Europe and North America is a snapshot in time. This does not unsettle us. The future is electric.

There are three relevant factors in mobility - time, money and comfort. Subjective and objective perceptions are not always the same. One fact in this regard is, for example, that people across Germany get to work about three times faster by car than by public transport. This also applies to large cities.