BMW's Schwarzenbauer on Electrification, Car Sharing, Auto Tariffs

The transcript discusses the importance of electric vehicles in the automotive industry, highlighting BMW's role as a pioneer with models like the I3I8. It explores partnerships with companies like Daimler for car sharing and autonomous driving, emphasizing the need for cooperation in future mobility. The impact of trade issues, particularly between the US, China, and Europe, is examined, with a focus on the benefits of open borders. The future of automotive products, including autonomous cars and the continued use of internal combustion engines, is also discussed.

What is the significance of electric products for car makers according to the text?

How does the partnership between car manufacturers and companies like Daimler influence the future of mobility?

How does the speaker view the importance of cooperation among car manufacturers in addressing complex mobility topics?

What challenges do car makers face regarding trade issues between the US, China, and Europe?

What are the expected outcomes of open borders for the global economy as mentioned in the text?

What is the speaker's perspective on the future of autonomous driving and the role of the driver?

In what ways does the speaker believe that internal combustion engines will continue to play a role in the automotive market?