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Foley Weekly Automotive Report - April 2021 | Foley & Lardner LLP

IHS Markitestimates a global production loss of 1.3 million units in Q1 2021 resulting from the ongoing semiconductor shortage, as well as shortages of steel and polypropylene, and transit delays at ports. IHS notes the “ impact on new vehicle sales remains to be seen at this stage, as inventory levels remain healthy enough to meet today s demand.” Due to the semiconductor shortage, production of Ford’s highly profitable F-150 is affected by shutdowns scheduled for Dearborn Truck Plant the weeks of April 5 and April 12, and the truck side of Kansas City Assembly the week of April 5. Production of various crossover models is affected by shutdowns of Ford’s Louisville Assembly Plant the weeks of April 12 and April 19, as well as production shutdowns at Oakville Assembly in Ontario the weeks of April 12, 19 and 26; the automaker has cut overtime at multiple plants.

Automotive Industry: Supply Chain Shortages; EV Infrastructure

Tuesday, April 6, 2021 This report helps automotive suppliers inform their legal and operational decisions to help address challenges and opportunities.  Key developments IHS Markit predicts a  global production loss of 1.3 million vehicles in Q1 2021 due to supply chain challenges that include shortages of semiconductors, steel and polypropylene. Due to the semiconductor shortage,  F-150. Preliminary estimates for  U.S. new light-vehicle  inventories have declined by 21% industrywide compared to the same period one year ago. potential shift away from the just-in-time production model for certain critical components. The  Biden administration will host a meeting with automotive and semiconductor companies on April 12 to discuss the global chip shortage.

House Democrats seek to expand loan program for fuel-efficient vehicle projects

House Democrats seek to expand loan program for fuel-efficient vehicle projects Audrey LaForest Print WASHINGTON Two House Democrats introduced a bill April 1 that would expand a loan program within the Department of Energy for projects that are committed to the production of fuel-efficient vehicles and parts. The bill, sponsored by Reps. Debbie Dingell of Michigan and Julia Brownley of California, would update the Energy Department s Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing loan program by broadening the definition of eligible borrowers to include ultra-efficient vehicles, as well as light-duty and medium-duty passenger vehicles and heavy-duty vehicles that meet emissions standards set by the EPA or emit zero emissions.

Auto Industry at Ground Zero of Biden s $2T Infrastructure Program

Auto Industry at Ground Zero of Biden s $2T Infrastructure Program
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Automakers Vow to Spend $250 Billion on U S Electric Vehicles - Governors Wind Energy Coalition

Automakers Vow to Spend $250 Billion on U S Electric Vehicles - Governors Wind Energy Coalition
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