The Race To Beat China's De-Industrialisation Of Europe | Made In Europe (2024) | Full Film 

Seriously? "China's de-industrislisation of Europe". I am embarrassed reading even the headline. The blame mentality is scary.

600 companies left Germany and went back to USA. How is that connected with China ?

What a stupid title! China isn't de-industralising europe. Europe is happy to accept the cheap prices offered by china and these are the consequences. China isn't trying to hurt europe, it is just doing business and winning at it!

Do Europeans blame America's big tech for not having their own Google, Twitter and Facebook? Do they lament that all the advertising money flow into the coffer of Uncle Sam?

This is ridiculous and embarrassing to watch, how pathetic to blame others over your own misdeeds.

Talking about competetiveness, no one cant beat the west in blaiming game and incompetancy.

Stop blaming china about your own failures.

wow the people on the coments are more inform about the truth then the people that make the doc, and please stop blaming china and russia the only to blame is eu and us stop been sheep people from europe why dont built 1rst world mines and pay the fare share in the places i n other countries and help develope other countries all over the world not it just has to be in your european countries if you really want to save the world you can help the countries all over the world as is doing china and russia

While the content is valid (mainly focused on minerals mining in Scandinavia), it doesn't address Europe as a whole, nor does it address de-industrialisation, as the title suggests. It is made by an engineer and it shows: the broader economic and political context is poorly addressed.

How can adults make something like this and not be ashamed? Weren't you taught to not be whiny and blame everyone else for your own shortcomings at school? I thought European education was supposed to be good

EU law requires all vehicles to be zero emission by 2035... China is making this possible

Unfortunately European leaders has to listen to US orders.

Haven't watched it all yet but going from the title. Both the EU and the German government at the moment are doing a fine job of the De-Industrialisation of Germany. Please don't give China any credit for helping them. 😀

This is an ad for investing in scandinavia, not a documentary

Correction, the banksters de-industrialisation of Europe, from the City of London to Wall St.

I have never seen such economic illiteracy as exists in this video, and that's saying something

Europe, stop making fool of yourself. It's embarrassing to watch.

Ridiculous title. China did not de-industrialise Europe: you are out compete by China. Just look at the work hour of your labour and China’s. In addition, the commitment to work and innovation spirit of the government. Europe spend so much time in useless politics while China put their effort to build and develop.

A ridiculous blaming game: EU has to be competitive in the global market to maintain its industries. Its competitiveness is harmed by its own actions: giving up cheap Russian energy, losing innovation against Chinese EVs. China has nothing to do with this. Instead, if anything, China has goaded EU into more innovative path. EU should be thankful for the competition, not lying down to enjoy its old technology.

European and American tariffs are protecting their complacent legacy automakers not customers. The ordinary citizens are sacrificed.

10:38 They tried to beat China but they use Lenovo 😆

Is it the culture of Europe to blame others? How many normal countries are there in Europe now?

and remenber usa 100 % tariff and europe 48% tariff on evs so blame usa and europe and remenber china has the patent on the new generation on batteries

The people commenting on here are much better informed about this than the documentary.

That's a company's marketing video...

Inefficient mass assembly process, resistance to automation production, inadequate quality control, militant labor unions, and mismanagement doomed the U.S. auto industry. Is it fair to say Japan’s Toyota, Honda, Mazda, Subaru, Mitsubishi, Nissan, and Daihatsu “deindustrialised “ US auto industry? The same question as to MB, BMW, Audi, Porsche, and VW ? The UAW leaders would claim the Japanese stole American jobs and copied US auto design. When the first Japanese import cars debuted in USA, the big, proud American auto workers ridiculed them as made from Budweiser beer cans. Today, US special interest groups are publishing anti China propaganda on corporate news and RU-vid. The message is the same: Chinese products are cheap, knockoff of superior American products. Chinese are stealing American jobs. China has an “over capacity “ problem.

And what about the deindustrialization of Eastern Europe? Did it happen by itself or did Western Europe have a hand in it?

blaming others is a show of cowardness if u do great u get rewarded dont blame china for ur mistake

"I'm serious because I'm Finnish" - that's called dry humor.

Europe is not sleeping, Europe is already dead without cheap Russian energy !

I wonder what percentage did the European export combustion car around the world and never talk about European car sunami

Wrong title! Europe de-industralising by empire(U$). gas pipeline ... With expensive energy , Europe already lost compete at the starting point.

There ought to be enough copper from all that has been mined, to never mine ever again, if it were all recycled. In the 70s and 80s, copper was cheap and used in everything. We need to mine the rubbish dumps where it can be found in enormous amounts.

What is green in this sentence "from mine to electric vehicle"??? Are we people really become not thinking animals? Mining, making electricity with distribution can NOT be green!

the titanic was unsinkable and yes the titanic sorry to say is europe

Industrial automation is also quickly speeding up in China. And fierce competition in terms of innovation in design, functions and quality in that country has made EV much more competitive than any foreign competitors for the years to come.

It’s over for Europe. Too late for catch up. Impossible for lazy, arrogant and expensive Europe to compete with China on energy price, design, technology, software, whole supply chain, speed, human capital, automation, manufacturing, economy of scale, logistics.

Battery production highly polluting and carbon emissions are high. Chinese EVs should be highly restricted giving European companies time to produce their own. Stripping the EU of its industrial base is suicidal, the U.S. led the way in making that mistake.

What happens when BYD releases a €5000 EV that's better looking than a Tesla Model Y and with 500KM range 😏 Can Europe still compete?

Good luck from America. We are in the same situation.

There is a notion called Minimalism. Maybe we could start to think about our lives? How much of Business's Crap do we really want to buy? When you get to the point where you realize that you have been a hamster in it's cage running on an exercise wheel it's whole life, maybe you will REALIZE that there is NOT much that Business is selling that you want to buy. Then change will begin. Stop being told how to live, what to buy and where to live. You need next to nothing of the stuff that is being pushed on you. No BUCKET LIST of vacations. No new cars. No pretty marble counter tops in your all stainless steel kitchens. No, no, no. Just be bold and think for yourself.

Its Pathetic to blame China for Europe's hopeless work ethics

Too Little...Too Late... Europe can NEVER compete with Chinese Low Price...😅😅😅

How can Europe become more competitive when your master stops you from getting cheap energy to run your factories?

Good documentary, but why blaming China?

I Live in Australia. Chinese cars are 1/2 price compared to European cars.

I really don't see the problem with decent cheaper electric cars! If the Western companies lag behind thats there problem, its just business its actually all about the customer dumb asses & less pollution even better!! Isn't the point suppose to be about the going green & not profit!! If you loose your job because of competition then you have to learn to do something else, its called life!!

if you are familiar with how EU country subsidize its airbus company when facing Boeing, you won't be surprise what happen now.

If you ask mine engineers if a nature friendly mines exists, they laugh in your face. This is a joke. Minerals don't degrade, they stay in environment for geological times !

Everything has its own consequences. Sounds to me is crying baby

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Holy cow! What does this propaganda peice for Scandinavia have to do wit de-industrialization?

¿Quieren pasar a la electrificacion usando el gas norteamericano y sin energia nuclear?...Buena suerte.

"China will be the dominant global player in the transportation sectors of the future." ~Bloomberg Technology

Bravo! Buy European! Greetings from Poland!

why Made in Europe are not cheap? because labor force are too expensive and the source of raw materials are also too expensive mostly came from other countries

We Chinese people are quite innocent; it is the European people who, through democratic means, have elected governments that are initiating the deindustrialization of Europe.

Some mines in China don't only have electrified dump trucks - they are driverless working from control rooms utilizing Huawei's 5.5 G

Previously one would've thought that only Uncle Sam would blame his inability to get his girlfriend pregnant on the milkman, the postman and his neighbors for not helping out in getting his own girlfriend pregnant. Never thought the day would come that Uncle Brussel would do the same.

Import tarifs are fair as the EU is trying to decorbonise, but it should not be a immediate change in tarif price but an exponential one. Meaning start out low and increase it heavly to ensure local producers and give international ones the warning and show them that there will be a shift and give them the window to react. The new and good steal producers in China for example will easily be able to implement/already use low carbon processes and the ones who can't have to start to shift anyway as China wants to be Carbon neutral as well. This tariff would be really good for developing nations as well because their carbon intesity will decrease as their supply of steel thanks to Chinas overproduction will increase. Everyone will win if implemented the right way. It even might benifit China more as their shift to less carbon intesive steel and products would make their enviroment and people healthier and developing nations develop faster because of cheap and good quality supplies redirected from Europe. Win-Win-Win mid to long term

Awesome. Good to see Europe rising up again. The world should not be dependent on autocracies and dictatorships.

Que vergüenza de documental 🤮

When you're losing, it's the rules not fair, Never Your INCOMPETENCE

The title is simply blatant ignorance. So embarrassing.

No shit Sherlock

What is the plan for recycling the materials from EV’s so it isn’t necessary to mine all of the materials for new products?

The question to be answered for Chinese vehicles is durability, repairability and longevity, especially in European climates. Their manufacturing model is based on old US 80’s model of cheap mass quantity/cheep labor over all other considerations which was prevalent when US corporate raiders moved the manufacturing capabilities from US to China in the 80’s/90’s. Great model for cheap, disposable consumer items, doesn’t usually work well for long term durable items like appliances and vehicles.

Build better cars at a lower price? European cars are to expensive and what extra are you paying for? As all other cars today European made cars are also a nightmare to repair, software is locked and so on.

Fair metals? Please make it sense that we want to pay more for everything whereas rest of world works on technologies that decreases prices.

When you teach your enemy how to defeat you then you shouldn't be surprised when they put those lessons into practice and do it.

Economic power has always been backed up with military power. Economics is not merely economics. Economic power and military power go hand in hand. When you challenge the economic power, you better have the military power to back it up.

Epic film, enormous work done!!! 👍👍👍 Many thanks to you ☺️🎉🎉🎉

If you repeat the phrase "responsible mining" enough times, you start believing in your own lies

i love china and russia.

China learn how to play the game.

That's the problem with a Green Ethos No Nuclear Power, no heavy manufacturing and no massive military and technology complex. Thus we have Europe in the 14th century again, just a happy pastoral haven of happy, wealthy people. Well wealthy, maybe not except for a few. After all Europe is none more typified than England. No massive investment in Sovereign Wealth for future, or even just to augment the government's ability to support social welfare programs. No, Norway and Stat Oil was the best of the whole Industrial 20th century. Just making 100 billionaires will NOT save a country. They can expatriate their wealth with a call to their Bankers.

With all due respect to the Sami people, since the NINETEENTH CENTURY we - in South Africa - have been exploited, oppressed and humiliated by the MINING INDUSTRY! Europe always "exports" its needs and its AVARICE to the cheapest and underdeveloped countriess. You can't have your cake and eat it Europe! My concernes go further: Will the use of I.T. in the mining industry come at the expense of EXTERMINATION of African miners in particular and African peoples in general?? Just asking.

How about another consideration. Those trees that will be felled and the ecosystems dug, were functioning and sequestering Carbon just fine. But they will NOT be once they are destroyed. Those mines probably don't sequester much Carbon. And I wonder how they affect the Earth's Albedo? That's the relative absorption or reflection of light from the sun. That has an impact on climate too. Or didn't anyone think to ask that question? Maybe a person with a Ph D in Environmental whatever would have considered a more complete set of questions? Maybe the Mining Companies wanted to approve the list of questions first before being interviewed and would NOT talk any specifics on any areas that they were probably deficient in.

Imho. We are still walking around the elephant in the room. The need to democratize the world. Without this we won't create a clean world we democratic countries are aiming for.

What a headline. 'China's De-Insustrualization of Europe.' 😂😂😂😂

Just the higher cost , all business minded entrepreneurs will seek , higher Profits. Except real high Tech but others can also do!..?

Europe is much more concerned with the 21st century Sami culture. Too bad when Europeans landed in North America and those ensuing 150 years after, there was no concern for the indigenous peoples of North America.

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30 million liters of diesel is a lot of fuel . But those massive truck batteries need charging every day and that power is probably being generated by carbon based fuels including natty gas a lot of which comes from our American suppliers.

19:26 ..... Global Market don't wait for sami people 20:08 China is already ahead in the race 20:50

There is a big problem with this title: China itself is deindustrializing. Has EU been asleep as to what is happening domestically in China? The economy is real bad, worse that Europe. Yet the absurdity to think that we should be afraid of Chinese competition when Chinese themselves can't afford the same European products anymore.

blaming others instead of accepting competition

“Because the THREAT that China represents is simply based on its EXISTENCE! - . . . that’s all. It has nothing to do with what China DOES or what China SAYS. The fact that it EXISTS and has those great and growing capabilities - it becomes intolerable - both in strategic thinking terms - and also in emotional psychological terms for America.” Professor Michael Brenner

As a black american i respect China so much. China has risen without opressing others , colonialism, stealing resources. Theyve played the long game learning what works and making it batter. China is the best country in the world and its not even close

The very title of this video exposes your bias. Its not within China's power to de-industrialize Europe. The de-industrialization of Europe, and other economies for that matter, is a choice made by each of the affected sovereign states. Perhaps not conciously, but definitely through bad decisions; mostly to do with short term gain, as opposed to long term prosperity. Blaming others for one's own limitations is shameful.

I asked chat gpt if there were stronger magnets than neodymium and the answer was quite surprising and very relevant to this. Iron Nitride, made from dumping nitrogen rich urea (think tankers full of cow piss) into molten iron. These are stronger specifically for EV drivetrains. I wouldn't be surprised if the info was incorrect but computer say "iron nitride" 🤖

Journeyman... I see what you are now...

If China has more resources than Europe, more cheap workers and low prices, European industry has to invent new ways to make more sustainable and cheaper cars!

Screw EU car manufacturers like VW, Mercedes, BMW and the rest.Bring on the Chinese EV's!.

Minimum wage in Germany today is €12.41(@$20.00usd). Nobody will work for minimum wage in Germany other than newly landed immigrants. So what is VW, BMW going to pay their German workers €20.00 to €30.00/hour ? Who the hell is going to buy a $100,000usd VW Jetta ? ...LoL

Two steps forward. Three steps sideways. One step back. One step sideways and One step back.

Sodium supply will probably be more important than Lithium in the not too distance future since sodium ion has better performance in colder conditions and is much cheaper and plentiful to source than Lithium. Reducing or eliminating cobalt is advantageous as well.

World population of 9.7 Billion in 2050 will NOT happen. The reality is collapsing now. Food supply is being constrained. War is pushing famine and dislocation of many people around the world. There are about 85 Million permanently displaced peoples and I can see that number increasing by a full order of magnitude in the next decade or so given how bad things are going environmentally. I bet we are at 7.4 Billion by 2050 at best and 1.0 Billion people by 2150

Stop following Chinese way of development

That Norwegian guy must be an Oasis fan.