There is a persistent narrative in Germany that diesel cars are better for the environment, and your comment is playing into that. This narrative is wrong and damaging.
Why are you doing this?
What am I ‘doing’ exactly, pointing out a fact that there is no ‘free lunch’ when reducing emissions?
“The Belgian newspaper De Standaard published this claim on their website on the 18th of April. We rate this claim as mostly false.”
Again, even if the cost of b battery production in Germany two years ago was 15 tones, it doesn’t matter. Why? Because Germany made almost no car batteries two years ago, and the grid is rapidly decarbonising - in Germany and most of the world.
Now, if you are arguing that it would be better if people lived closer to where they work, and stopped driving cars altogether - I’d agree with that. But cars will continue to be with us for a long time, and the Sonne we can transition the fleet to electric the better.