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German state leader's car to change
According to an assessment by the Deutsche Umwelthilfe organization, the current official car used by Baden-Württemberg's state premier, Gím Oezdemir, is the most climate-friendly among the heads of German state governments. It is a fully electric Mercedes-Benz EQS 580 4MATIC, recording emissions of approximately 66 grams of CO₂ per kilometer. This slightly surpasses the vehicle owned by the Schleswig-Holstein premier, which registered 67 grams. The car is leased until January 2027 and will later be replaced by another electric vehicle. It is worth noting that Oezdemir inherited this car from his predecessor and did not choose it himself upon taking office. In comparison, the vehicle with the highest emissions among the state government is that of the state Interior Minister, Manuel Hagael, which is an armored Audi A8 L Security with a gasoline engine, emitting around 261 grams of CO₂ per kilometer.
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