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Less moving parts = less employees to build.
How do the unions escape the layoffs??
EV parts manufacturers and assemblers only require 1/3 the number of
workers that the gasoline engines do??
They can’t escape it. I only see the senior guys (10-20+ years of experience) and advanced tech employees thriving in the industry. Anyone else is too old (buy out deals) or too young (easy to lay off).