Everyone says China is leading because of money, factories, and engineers. But that’s only half the truth.The real reason China is dominating the global car industry is the consumer mindset. Chinese buyers demand constant innovation, embrace beta software, and see cars as lifestyle spaces, not just transport. This creates an “innovation / acceleration loop” where companies launch bold features, get real-world feedback fast, and improve at lightning speed.Meanwhile in Europe, stricter regulations, cautious consumers, and slower adoption keep automakers stuck in the past.In this video (recorded at IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich), I break down:- Why Chinese consumers fuel faster innovation- How “Beta vs. Perfect” thinking shapes adoption- What Europe can learn from China’s mindset- Why this cultural gap matters more than subsidies or factories⚡ Question for you: Do you think Europe can change its mindset, or will it always lag behind?

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At IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich, BMW CEO Oliver Zipse and Siemens CEO Roland Busch sat down with Gordon Repniski (Executive Editor, POLITICO Deutschland) to discuss the future of European competitiveness.From regulation and bureaucracy to the 2035 combustion engine ban, tariffs, and the growing challenge from China, this 23 minute panel offers a candid look at how Europe’s biggest industrial players see the global landscape.What you’ll learn in this video:- Why Europe risks falling behind the US and China on innovation speed- How bureaucracy and regulation can act as Europe’s biggest brake- BMW’s take on the 2035 engine ban and the disappearance of small cars- Why China is both Europe’s strongest market and toughest competitor- Where the next big growth markets could come from: India, Latin America, ASEAN📌 Subscribe for more in-depth discussions on EVs, eMobility, and the global automotive industry.