The electric vehicle revolution comes for German industry

 MUNICH — At September’s IAA auto show in Munich, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz appealed to domestic car manufacturers, urging them to welcome competition from Asia rather than trying to curb the influx of Chinese-made electric vehicles (EV). No other country, he insisted, could match Germany’s automotive engineering expertise. But while Scholz’s assertion was certainly true

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