In recent weeks, the statements of three people considered – rightly – serious and followed have gone almost unnoticed. Akyo Toyoda is President of Toyota and also President of the Association of Japanese Automobile Manufacturers Franz Fehrenbach is Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Bosch, one of the leading manufacturers of automotive components. Sebastian Vettel needs no introduction It is certain that all three are entitled to talk about cars. Toyoda and Fehhrenbach have bluntly stated that the race for the electric car is full of contradictions and misjudgements, a stretch desired by politicians and governments. This is not new. In the name of sustainable mobility, a real crusade is in place against endothermic engines and in favour of electrification at any cost. Manufacturers have quietly adapted, looking at an… Read the rest