Automakers Killing Deals, Focusing on High-Demand Models
Automakers are killing deals and focusing production on high-demand models as a result of the semiconductor shortage.
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Automakers are killing deals and focusing production on high-demand models as a result of the semiconductor shortage.
On average US automakers are making $3,000 more per car and up to $10,000 more on pickups and SUVs because of the shortage, an analyst told Bloomberg.
The global semiconductor chip shortage that is impacting the production of automobiles and consumer electronics will last until ...
Mark Wakefield, de AlixPartner, señaló que la crisis de los chips es solo uno de los problemas que afecta al sector del automóvil.
AlixPartners says 'there’s no room for error for automakers and suppliers right now' due to the chip shortage.