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Companies can't sell → Prices drop.
Margins collapse → Wages cut.
Households feel poorer → Spending delays.
Demand weakens → Prices fall further.
Companies can't sell → Prices drop.
Margins collapse → Wages cut.
Households feel poorer → Spending delays.
Demand weakens → Prices fall further.
The Pandemic: Rewired psychology to hoard cash.
Evergrande Collapse: The knockout blow.
70% of Chinese household wealth is tied to real estate. When that pillar cracked, confidence shattered.
The Pandemic: Rewired psychology to hoard cash.
Evergrande Collapse: The knockout blow.
70% of Chinese household wealth is tied to real estate. When that pillar cracked, confidence shattered.
I would have laughed in your face.
I lived in Saudi Arabia for 13 years. Back then, Chinese cars didn't exist.
Today, the reality is absurd.
Breakdown of Great Rerouting 👇
I would have laughed in your face.
I lived in Saudi Arabia for 13 years. Back then, Chinese cars didn't exist.
Today, the reality is absurd.
Breakdown of Great Rerouting 👇
I aligned these to WLTP standards:
The "massive gap" shrinks.
Mercedes-Benz (CLA EQ) gets really close to Li Auto in km/minute.
The ranking flips.
Visuals without context must be prevented.
I aligned these to WLTP standards:
The "massive gap" shrinks.
Mercedes-Benz (CLA EQ) gets really close to Li Auto in km/minute.
The ranking flips.
Visuals without context must be prevented.
Yes, the tech is advanced. Yes, prices are aggressive. But that’s not the real question.
We should be asking:
"Why is China exporting so aggressively in the first place?"
Reasons behind the surge. 👇 🧵
Yes, the tech is advanced. Yes, prices are aggressive. But that’s not the real question.
We should be asking:
"Why is China exporting so aggressively in the first place?"
Reasons behind the surge. 👇 🧵
The customer arrives expecting peak 150 kW. They get capped at 125 kW (or 62.5 kW if shared).
Charging will work but Expectation ≠ Reality.
Worst of all, if this person leaves a negative review.
The customer arrives expecting peak 150 kW. They get capped at 125 kW (or 62.5 kW if shared).
Charging will work but Expectation ≠ Reality.
Worst of all, if this person leaves a negative review.
Capped at 125 kW
Likely a local grid limitation. We can accept that.
What I really find difficult to accept is that there is a disconnect from reality in app, especially after a CPO likely invested 50k €+ to upgrade it.
Capped at 125 kW
Likely a local grid limitation. We can accept that.
What I really find difficult to accept is that there is a disconnect from reality in app, especially after a CPO likely invested 50k €+ to upgrade it.
Spotted a quiet but significant upgrade in Karlsruhe, Germany this week.
50 kW replaced by "150" kW.
But there is a "Data Gap" here that nobody is talking about. 🧵👇
Spotted a quiet but significant upgrade in Karlsruhe, Germany this week.
50 kW replaced by "150" kW.
But there is a "Data Gap" here that nobody is talking about. 🧵👇
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Check out the detailed car review, tested at 250 km/h.
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In 1903, a bank president famously advised Henry Ford’s lawyer NOT to invest.
Why? 20 M horses vs <50 k cars. Cars were a toy for the rich.
This is important to understand Germany's 2026 EV Subsidy. 🧵
In 1903, a bank president famously advised Henry Ford’s lawyer NOT to invest.
Why? 20 M horses vs <50 k cars. Cars were a toy for the rich.
This is important to understand Germany's 2026 EV Subsidy. 🧵
💰 €3 Billion allocated.
🚗 ~800k new cars by 2029.
🎯 Middle and Low Income Bracket - Private Buyers
Equal Subsidy for BEV and PHEV. Who will win?
It will be decided by 3 invisible groups creating "friction." (1)
💰 €3 Billion allocated.
🚗 ~800k new cars by 2029.
🎯 Middle and Low Income Bracket - Private Buyers
Equal Subsidy for BEV and PHEV. Who will win?
It will be decided by 3 invisible groups creating "friction." (1)
The headline says: "Capped at €80,000 Household Income."
Most people read: Gross Income (Brutto). The draft law says: Taxable Income (Zu versteuerndes Einkommen)
That single word changes the entire target audience. (1/8)
The headline says: "Capped at €80,000 Household Income."
Most people read: Gross Income (Brutto). The draft law says: Taxable Income (Zu versteuerndes Einkommen)
That single word changes the entire target audience. (1/8)
Germany’s new €3 B EV subsidy (2026-29) is coming. It targets private buyers. No company cars. No wallboxes.
If you want to capture this wave, you need to fix "Invisible Friction" now. Here's how. 👇(1/10)
Germany’s new €3 B EV subsidy (2026-29) is coming. It targets private buyers. No company cars. No wallboxes.
If you want to capture this wave, you need to fix "Invisible Friction" now. Here's how. 👇(1/10)
Ad-hoc charging in Germany today?
€0.69–€0.84/kWh
Roaming? ~€0.79/kWh
This is a huge problem for Germany’s new €3B EV subsidy. (1/9)
Ad-hoc charging in Germany today?
€0.69–€0.84/kWh
Roaming? ~€0.79/kWh
This is a huge problem for Germany’s new €3B EV subsidy. (1/9)
But there’s a risk no one is talking about:
PHEVs could win the race against BEVs.
Why?
It comes down to 3 hidden dynamics that have nothing to do with the subsidy amount. (1/3)
But there’s a risk no one is talking about:
PHEVs could win the race against BEVs.
Why?
It comes down to 3 hidden dynamics that have nothing to do with the subsidy amount. (1/3)
No paint. No lines. Just vibes. 😅
Lidl & Kaufland have installed a lot of chargers across Germany and I really appreciate it. (1/2)
No paint. No lines. Just vibes. 😅
Lidl & Kaufland have installed a lot of chargers across Germany and I really appreciate it. (1/2)
€3B budget
Private buyers only
~€3–4k per car
750–850k cars
BUT: PHEVs get the same deal as BEVs.
What real-world split do you expect
% BEV vs % PHEV?
Writing a newsletter going live tomorrow.
Curious to compare with your estimates.
€3B budget
Private buyers only
~€3–4k per car
750–850k cars
BUT: PHEVs get the same deal as BEVs.
What real-world split do you expect
% BEV vs % PHEV?
Writing a newsletter going live tomorrow.
Curious to compare with your estimates.
🇪🇺 EU Grid:
• Break-even: 21,500 km
• Lifetime CO₂: 23.0 tCO₂e
• Savings: –56.5%
⚡ Renewables:
• Break-even: 17,500 km
• Lifetime CO₂: 14.6 tCO₂e
• Savings: –72.4%
The difference is massive - and predictable. (2/6)
🇪🇺 EU Grid:
• Break-even: 21,500 km
• Lifetime CO₂: 23.0 tCO₂e
• Savings: –56.5%
⚡ Renewables:
• Break-even: 17,500 km
• Lifetime CO₂: 14.6 tCO₂e
• Savings: –72.4%
The difference is massive - and predictable. (2/6)
I analysed BMW’s new lifecycle carbon footprint (LCA), and the results show exactly when the EV overtakes the gasoline X3 20 xDrive. (1/6)
#BMW #EV #Automotive #iX3
I analysed BMW’s new lifecycle carbon footprint (LCA), and the results show exactly when the EV overtakes the gasoline X3 20 xDrive. (1/6)
#BMW #EV #Automotive #iX3
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Whoever controls these critical materials controls the future of defense, technology, and clean energy.
Rare earths are just one chapter. And it's not going away. (5/7)
Whoever controls these critical materials controls the future of defense, technology, and clean energy.
Rare earths are just one chapter. And it's not going away. (5/7)
70% of global mining
92% of processing capacity
98% of manufacturing
According to Financial Times, a typical rare earth project takes 9 years from exploration to production. Shortest: 6.3 years. Longest: 18 years. (2/7)
70% of global mining
92% of processing capacity
98% of manufacturing
According to Financial Times, a typical rare earth project takes 9 years from exploration to production. Shortest: 6.3 years. Longest: 18 years. (2/7)