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Global chip shortage to drag on into 2022 - motoring com au

Global chip shortage to drag on into 2022 Global chip shortage to drag on into 2022 July 22, 2021 Stellantis and Daimler chiefs expect semi-conductor crisis to continue into next year The global semi-conductor shortage that has crippled new vehicle supply in Australia and forced car-makers to remove equipment from key models to keep production lines rolling is set to continue into 2022. Speaking at an industry event in Detroit overnight, Daimler CEO and head of Mercedes-Benz, Ola Källenius, and his opposite number at Stellantis, Carlos Tavares, separately forecasted the chip shortage to remain an ongoing issue, with no end to the crisis in the short-term.

Mercedes-AMG G 63 sold out - motoring com au

Mercedes-AMG G 63 sold out Mercedes-AMG G 63 sold out July 21, 2021 Mercedes-Benz Australia has confirmed it has temporarily closed the order book for the 2021 Mercedes-AMG G 63 after the wait time for the high-performance G-Class stretched to more than 12 months. On the back of huge global demand, it is understood delivery fulfilment for the G 63 in Australia has now extended to the back end of 2022. That’s despite a steady increase in prices for the reborn version that launched locally in 2018, packing in a 430kW 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 petrol engine. Speaking with carsales, Mercedes-Benz Australia media relations and product communications manager Ryan Lewis said officials have made the tough decision to stop taking new G 63 orders until more certainty on local allocation was assured.

Your questions answered: Will Australia become a dumping ground for internal-combustion cars?

Your questions answered: Will Australia become a dumping ground for internal-combustion cars? Your questions answered: Will Australia become a dumping ground for internal-combustion cars? July 16, 2021 As the world moves towards alternative-energy options, will Australia be left behind? Market forces and legislation overseas will compel car companies to spend more and more money developing electric vehicles. But production of internal-combustion cars – that is, cars powered by engines burning fossil fuel – will continue while it’s profitable to do so. That profitability will undoubtedly help offset the cost of developing environmentally-friendly cars for those markets demanding them. But where will car companies sell diesel-engined SUVs, to use one example, if those same vehicles are banned in the companies’ home markets?

2019-2020 Mercedes-Benz GLE recalled with electronics fault and potential fire risk

2019-2020 Mercedes-Benz GLE recalled with electronics fault and potential fire risk
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