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Toyota Mirai needs 'help' to be sold locally

Europe is getting a network of ‘ultra-fast, high-powered’ EV chargers - The Verge
"BMW Group, Daimler AG, Ford, and Volkswagen have entered into a partnership to create a network of high-speed charging stations for electric vehicles across Europe. The new chargers will be capable of doling out up to 350 kW of power — which would make them almost three times as powerful as Tesla’s Supercharging stations."

Daimler announces $11 billion investment in electric vehicles | Electrek

Going whole-hog, they admit that they made a mistake in not being a front-runner.

They admit falling behind in the electric vehicle segment, but maybe more to the point they could say they don't like their expensive vehicle sales being diminished?

Just a thought, but at least MB's admitting they've fallen behind with at least one electric on the road already, what does that say for manufacturers that ain't got squat ... much less, still in denial that they're behind.
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