/* Englische Fassung, eigene Positionierung statt Uebersetzung: die globale Autoindustrie,
   analysiert aus Deutschland. Writing: Global (EN) §7 verbietet auf About-Seiten den Gruss
   als Einstieg, deshalb Ueberschrift statt "Hi, I'm Philipp", und der Leser vor dem Ich.
   Die 3 Umbrueche in der Wortwahl der englischen Presseseite. */
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        <span className="hub-hero-eyebrow">Philipp Raasch · B2B creator and automotive analyst</span>
        <h1 className="hub-hero-title">The global car industry, analyzed from Germany</h1>
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          Every Wednesday I write one analysis for everyone who works in the car industry.
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            The car industry is going through the biggest change in its history. And 3 big
            shifts are happening at once:
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            <li>From combustion to electric</li>
            <li>From hardware to software</li>
            <li>From the driver to the car driving itself</li>
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            Germany is right in the middle of it. The country that invented the car is now fighting
            to keep the industry it built. More than 3 million German jobs depend on the car,
            directly or indirectly. And the biggest thing holding Germany back is the way its
            companies work.
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            I spent almost 10 years at Mercedes-Benz. So I know the German car industry from the
            inside: what it does well, and what it doesn’t.
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            Today I say in public what many people in the industry think but can’t say. Every week
            I analyze where the car industry is heading. My analysis reaches more than 100,000 people at the
            biggest car companies in the world. Most of it is in German. My newsletter is the
            exception: it also comes out in English.
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          <p className="hub-hero-cta-lede"><strong>One story from the car industry, every Wednesday in your inbox.</strong><br />More than 50,000 people subscribe to my German newsletter. This is the English edition.</p>
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