It seems like you're referencing the ongoing debate about Germany's automotive industry, particularly with regard to the Volkswagen (VW) emissions scandal and the economic impact of transitioning away from internal combustion engines towards electric or alternative powertrains. The article you linked is likely discussing potential financial losses for German automakers as a result of changing consumer preferences and governmental regulations pushing towards cleaner energy sources.
The term "Dexit" might be used in a similar context to Brexit, implying a significant shift or change within Germany, possibly related to its automotive industry. However, without more context or information about what specific aspect of the German automotive industry is being referred to (e.g., manufacturers, emissions regulations), it's challenging to provide a precise interpretation.
If I had to speculate based on your enthusiasm ("Dexit. Why not?! 💙") and considering current trends in environmental awareness and the push for cleaner technologies, it seems you might be advocating for or at least open to the idea of significant changes within the German automotive industry that could lead to a reduction in emissions and reliance on traditional fossil fuels.
Is there something specific you'd like to know or discuss about this topic?
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