I remember telling you a few days ago that Rolls-Royce created the best sales results in 117 years with the SUV models Cullinan and Gust, and sold a total of 5586 units last year, which was already over, but I never expected that Rolls-Royce CEO Tolsten Müller Otterworth's recent remarks caused an uproar in the automotive industry. Let's take a look!
Tolsten Müller Otterworth' statement: It is precisely because of the covid-19 global outbreak that the number of human deaths is increasing, making people aware that "life can be short", and making people realize and encourage them to squander on good things, indirectly achieving Rolls-Royce sales.
Last year, because of the "impact" of the new crown epidemic, Rolls-Royce sales soared by 49% year-on-year, and now the Rolls-Royce CEO believes that it is because of the new crown epidemic that Rolls-Royce sales have soared. In an interview with the Financial Times, Otterworth said that life is short and living in the moment has greatly helped Rolls-Royce set sales records.
To tell the truth, this statement is very inappropriate, the gap between rich and poor is not only happening in China, even the United Kingdom, the birthplace of Rolls-Royce, although the new crown epidemic has a great impact on the economy, but for the rich, as long as their lives are not threatened, then their wealth can still remain stable, but the rich are ultimately a minority, his remarks can be said to stimulate the low- and middle-income people, and BMW, as the parent company of Rolls-Royce, said, this pot I do not carry! After all, the claim given by Otterworth is very cruel!