Interview: This is how Fritz Indra sees the future

OPINION 2020 marks the end of a year that was disastrous in many respects. However, there is light on the horizon for 2021. What do industry representatives like Prof. Dr. Fritz Indra think about important issues for the future? The engine developer has worked at BMW Alpina, Audi, and General Motors, among others, and is still considered one of the most important voices [...]

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Prof. Dr. Fritz Indra studied mechanical engineering at the Vienna University of Technology.

The engine developer has worked at BMW Alpina, Audi and General Motors, among others, and is still considered one of the most important voices in research and teaching.

What does the Corona crisis mean for the industry?

"Hopefully, a return to what's sensible and what's really good for the environment. Getting away from political actionism."

Will e-mobility become established - and if so, when?

"No, only in small subsections."

On autonomous driving: How long will we still be allowed to take the wheel ourselves?

"To be sure: Forever."

What is the potential of shared mobility?

"Seven percent maximum."

Which car impressed you this year?

"The Corvette C8, with mid-engine, cylinder deactivation and direct injection."

Are you looking forward to the IAA in Munich?

"No. She hasn't been what she used to be for a long time."

Interview: Jens Meiners
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