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The transcript discusses the future of mobility, highlighting investments by car makers in new technologies. It addresses the financial impact of the diesel scandal and the company's robust position to handle future costs. The conversation shifts to market competition, particularly the sale of Opel and Vauxhall by GM, and the strategy of maintaining a diverse range of models to meet customer expectations. The global presence of Volkswagen, especially in the US market, is emphasized, along with potential challenges like border taxes and the importance of free trade.

How does the speaker perceive the willingness of consumers to pay for new mobility technologies?

What are the expected investments in new technology for mobility in the coming years?

What does the speaker believe about the future of mobility and their company's role in it?

What is the speaker's view on the number of car brands in the market?

What challenges does the speaker anticipate regarding potential border tax setups in the US?