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Volkswagen was one the largest automaker in the world selling as many as 9.2 million cars every single year. But ever since they got exposed for faking emissions through Dieselgate, it has largely been downhill for the company. The company became riddled with debt having to pay fines and expenses of over $33 billion. More recently, after seeing Tesla’s explosive success with EVs, they decided to go all in on EVs themselves looking to invest over $100 billion in battery research and EV development. However, this hasn’t quite panned out how Volkswagen had hoped. Just as Volkswagen began rolling out EVs, EV demand started to soften substantially. It turns out that the everyday person wasn’t as gung ho about EVs as politicians and tech executives. This has only been made worse by cheaper Chinese alternatives that have quickly gobbled up the market. This video explains Volkswagen’s $200 billion debt disaster and how the company got into this terrible situation.
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0:00 - A Debt Crisis
0:35 - Exploding Profits
6:54 - The Scandal
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Volkswagen was one the largest automaker in the world selling as many as 9.2 million cars every single year. But ever since they got exposed for faking emissions through Dieselgate, it has largely been downhill for the company. The company became riddled with debt having to pay fines and expenses of over $33 billion. More recently, after seeing Tesla’s explosive success with EVs, they decided to go all in on EVs themselves looking to invest over $100 billion in battery research and EV development. However, this hasn’t quite panned out how Volkswagen had hoped. Just as Volkswagen began rolling out EVs, EV demand started to soften substantially. It turns out that the everyday person wasn’t as gung ho about EVs as politicians and tech executives. This has only been made worse by cheaper Chinese alternatives that have quickly gobbled up the market. This video explains Volkswagen’s $200 billion debt disaster and how the company got into this terrible situation.
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Socials:
instagram.com/hariharan.jayakumar
Discord Community:
discord.gg/SJUNWNt
Timestamps:
0:00 - A Debt Crisis
0:35 - Exploding Profits
6:54 - The Scandal
12:20 - Investments & Debt
Resources:
pastebin.com/wQm2Muuw
Disclaimer:
This video is not a solicitation or personal financial advice. All investing involves risk. Please do your own research.
silomarkets.com/disclosures
Disclosure: This video is sponsored by Grammarly. Some of the links in this description may be affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you.
