Weidel believes that the European Union has "destroyed" the German automotive industry due to the ban on selling new cars with internal combustion engines until 2035.
Additionally, she states that the EU needs to "transform" into a free trade zone "without bureaucracy."
Bloomberg notes that Germany's exit from the EU and the eurozone could jeopardize decades of political and economic integration. Furthermore, the party insists on strict measures against illegal immigration, including the deportation of hundreds of thousands of individuals.
If elected as chancellor, Weidel promises to focus on enhancing border control, reducing taxes, and reviving nuclear energy. However, these initiatives are unlikely to be realized, as other parties refuse to collaborate with AfD.
Moreover, the "Alternative for Germany" party advocates for the resumption of diplomatic and political ties with the aggressor state of Russia and calls for an end to all military aid to Ukraine.
Party members are also skeptical about climate change and support coal energy.