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It turns out that all the predictions of analysts estimating a slight recovery of the global chip inventory in the fourth quarter of the year were right, as carmakers are slowly resuming the production at the majority of their plants.
General Motors is extending the shutdown of its Orion Assembly Plant until at least mid-October as a result of a battery pack shortage related to the recently announced Chevy Bolt EV and EUV safety recall. Bloomberg first reported that the company intends to idle its plant through the week of October 11. “These most recent […]
All three truck plants were down the week of Aug. 9 and all will resume full production on Aug. 16.
ADVERTISEMENT GM ships 30,000 pickups to dealers Automaker to idle four midsize-SUV plants amid semiconductor chip shortage by JAMIE L. LAREAU DETROIT FREE PRESS (TNS) | Today at 1:49 a.m. Just when General Motors makes strides in one area, it must sacrifice in another as the auto industry continues to battle a worldwide shortage of semiconductor chips used in many car parts. GM hit its production target to finish building and shipping nearly 30,000 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon midsize pickups, which were awaiting chip parts, to dealers this week. Starting Monday, GM must idle four of it...
(Reuters) -General Motors Co said Thursday it will be soon be restarting production at five assembly plants around the world that have been idled due to a global semiconductor chips shortage. GM said it is restarting operations at four plants in the United States, Mexico and Canada starting next week. Two plants in Mexico - San Luis Potosi Assembly and Ramos Assembly - that build the Chevrolet Equinox, GMC Terrain and Chevrolet Blazer will resume production on May 31.