Markus Haupt (Anfac and Seat-Cupra): The European car has not thrown in the towel and is on the counterattack
The executive asks for continuity in electric vehicle aid despite the election halt and assures that the automobile has no political colors. Read
Markus Haupt, president of Spanish automobile manufacturers' association Anfac and Seat-Cupra, says European carmakers are reacting to the influx of Chinese brands in Europe with investments in new electric vehicle technology. He believes a fair competitive framework is needed for European groups to remain competitive. Haupt supports the "made in Europe" approach and wants Spain to be more attractive for new investments, particularly from Chinese groups. He also advocates for flexible CO2 targets and a stable plan to support electric vehicle sales.
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