Applause for Trump fighting against electric cars
Applause for Trump fighting electric cars: Paolo shares an article from a specialized monthly magazine, written by Pierluigi Bonora. Vaielettrico responds. To contact us: info@vaielettrico.it
Applause for Trump opposing the energy transition
"I’m attaching an article against the transition I read in ‘Auto’, where Pierluigi Bonora, director of ACI-Radio, begins by writing, ‘It can be done. Of course, it can—just want to do it.’ He then ends with a ‘Good job, Trump,’ which says a lot. Noteworthy is the box that explains how this approach slows down the development of renewable energy and the electric transition. It also states that such abandonment will have negative effects worldwide. Ironically, the page next to it was an advertisement for a well-known German shipping company that reads, ‘Sustainability is a concrete commitment. The company is testing solutions for low- or zero-emission logistics, with investments in electric mobility and related infrastructure.’ Have a good day." Paoblog (Paolo)
Only money matters, the air we breathe...
Answer. The journalist in question, as reported, is the director of ACI’s radio station, another organization known for ignoring electric cars. This is the opposite of what the German ADAC does, which rightfully performs on-the-ground tests on cars and provides useful advice to drivers. As for the article, it’s entirely a praise for Trump and his casual disregard for any environmental issues. Only money matters. So there’s a panegyric about how the U.S. president reduced the allowed average fuel consumption, allowing poor manufacturers to make a lot of money. And then there’s the usual nonsense about electric cars having opened Europe’s doors to Chinese cars. It’s true that companies like BYD, MG, Geely, etc., are growing month by month, but they do so mainly by selling hybrid and gasoline cars. Why are there tariffs from the hated EU on electric cars? Poor us…
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