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Angela Merkel opens International Motor Show with climate warning

By DW
15 September 2019   |   6:36 am
The chancellor called on the auto industry to put more effort into research and investment into electric vehicles. Germany's automotive industry chief said more regulations were not the answer to sustainable travel.

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