A short time ago, the rumor of VW's CEO, Herbert Diess, was released, stating that a company in which heads is thinking of investing in Tesla, the pioneer company in the field of electrification. Shortly thereafter, VW representatives denied this information by explicitly clarifying that the VW Group's parent company "does not intend to make such an investment".
Herbert Diess told representatives of the international press: "No, I do not think we should buy a share in Tesla. I think what they're doing, we can do. I really admire what he has done, which helps us as well as pushing us towards Electromobility. Their cars are nice and I like to drive them"
In fact, the powerful man of VW acknowledged the leading role of the company of Elon Musk. However, Diess expressed his conviction that in the long term VW and the VW Group as a whole will be able to compete with Tesla. And read why:
"In the long run, I think we can have a little advantage thanks to the size difference. As far as the hardware is concerned, there is no chance of such a difference, as Tesla has its own electric platform and is now large enough as a manufacturer of electric vehicles. But when we refer to the next important element, which is the software, the Tesla is very powerful-but the software is a matter of volume. If it manufactures software, then you have to use it in ten million cars, not one. "
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