Shortage Of Chip Supplies

Reliance Industries has begun exploring a foray into semiconductor manufacturing, a move that could address its supply chain needs and cater to growing chip demand in India, two people familiar with its strategy said. The telecoms-to-energy conglomerate has held early-stage talks with foreign chipmakers that have the potential to become technology ...

US President Joe Biden will sign the $280 billion (roughly Rs. 22,27,410 crore) CHIPS Act on Tuesday, the White House has announced. The new bill is designed to incentivise investments in the US chip industry to ease US reliance on overseas supply chains for critical, cutting-edge goods. Micron is announcing a plan to boost domestic manufacturing o...

Hyundai on Monday said that it expects the ongoing chip shortage to improve by 2023, as it currently faces production constraints. Amid competition from Tata Motors and Mahindra, Hyundai said it is sitting on a backlog of 1.3 lakh pending orders. A senior company official noted that semiconductor supplies have improved, helping its production to go...

The USA’s export restrictions to curb China's advances in semiconductor manufacturing can cause a great damage to the fragile global chip supply chains, suggest the experts. Chipmakers Samsung and SK Hynix have invested heavily in China in recent decades to produce chips that are vital to customers like Apple, Amazon, Facebook owner Meta and Goog...

Maruti Suzuki was unable to produce 51,000 units due to the ongoing chip shortage in the June quarter, the company’s CFO Ajay Seth said on Tuesday. India's largest carmaker sold over 4.67 lakh vehicles in the same period, while the semiconductor crisis was said to present challenges in planning production activities. Maruti Suzuki’s supply chai...

Domestic sales of passenger vehicles from manufacturers like Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, Tata Motors and Mahindra & Mahindra increased in July with the firms reporting single to high double-digit growth in sales. Manufacturers like Kia, Toyota Kirloskar Motor, Honda, and Skoda also saw a large increase in vehicle sales in India, with the highest-ever p...

Honda Cars, Tata Motors and other leading carmakers are expecting a longer waiting period for electric and hybrid vehicles, as compared to petrol and diesel variants, as the chip shortage continues to crimp their manufacturing activities.

The global auto chip shortage has affected China, the world’s biggest manufacturer of cars and leader in electric vehicles (EVs), as supply strains have been compounded by a zero-COVID lockdown in auto hub Shanghai that ended last month. The shortage is more acute than elsewhere and threatens to curb the nation's EV momentum. Here’s how China b...

Technology group Bosch expects supply bottlenecks for some types of chips to last into 2023 even as inflation reduces demand for certain consumer goods.

"Semiconductor supply is still very short, the situation is very similar to that of 2021. I would say 2022 would not bring a major improvement," Chief Executive Carlos Tavares said at an event in Como to promote Alfa Romeo's new sport utility vehicle (SUV) , the Tonale.

The supply crunch could accelerate the plans of some legacy auto firms to switch to a new generation of lighter, machine-made harnesses designed for electric vehicles, according to interviews with more than a dozen industry players and experts.

Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess said he sees "clear improvement" in semiconductor supplies and expects the automaker's global production can recover during the rest of this year.

"Semiconductor supply is still very short, the situation is very similar to that of 2021. I would say 2022 would not bring a major improvement," Chief Executive Carlos Tavares said at an event in Como to promote Alfa Romeo's new sport utility vehicle (SUV) , the Tonale.

Germany’s Economy Minister Robert Habeck expressed the government’s wish to attract global chip makers to the country in lieu of EUR 14 billion state aid. This is line with EU’s plans to encourage chip manufacturing in the European Union due to a boom in demand.

A global semiconductor shortage and other supply chain issues have dampened deliveries of cars globally, with many carmakers sitting on half-finished goods and unable to meet demand.

Reliance Industries has begun exploring a foray into semiconductor manufacturing, a move that could address its supply chain needs and cater to growing chip demand in India, two people familiar with its strategy said. The telecoms-to-energy conglomerate has held early-stage talks with foreign chipmakers that have the potential to become technology ...

US President Joe Biden will sign the $280 billion (roughly Rs. 22,27,410 crore) CHIPS Act on Tuesday, the White House has announced. The new bill is designed to incentivise investments in the US chip industry to ease US reliance on overseas supply chains for critical, cutting-edge goods. Micron is announcing a plan to boost domestic manufacturing o...

Hyundai on Monday said that it expects the ongoing chip shortage to improve by 2023, as it currently faces production constraints. Amid competition from Tata Motors and Mahindra, Hyundai said it is sitting on a backlog of 1.3 lakh pending orders. A senior company official noted that semiconductor supplies have improved, helping its production to go...

The USA’s export restrictions to curb China's advances in semiconductor manufacturing can cause a great damage to the fragile global chip supply chains, suggest the experts. Chipmakers Samsung and SK Hynix have invested heavily in China in recent decades to produce chips that are vital to customers like Apple, Amazon, Facebook owner Meta and Goog...

Maruti Suzuki was unable to produce 51,000 units due to the ongoing chip shortage in the June quarter, the company’s CFO Ajay Seth said on Tuesday. India's largest carmaker sold over 4.67 lakh vehicles in the same period, while the semiconductor crisis was said to present challenges in planning production activities. Maruti Suzuki’s supply chai...

Domestic sales of passenger vehicles from manufacturers like Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, Tata Motors and Mahindra & Mahindra increased in July with the firms reporting single to high double-digit growth in sales. Manufacturers like Kia, Toyota Kirloskar Motor, Honda, and Skoda also saw a large increase in vehicle sales in India, with the highest-ever p...

Honda Cars, Tata Motors and other leading carmakers are expecting a longer waiting period for electric and hybrid vehicles, as compared to petrol and diesel variants, as the chip shortage continues to crimp their manufacturing activities.

The global auto chip shortage has affected China, the world’s biggest manufacturer of cars and leader in electric vehicles (EVs), as supply strains have been compounded by a zero-COVID lockdown in auto hub Shanghai that ended last month. The shortage is more acute than elsewhere and threatens to curb the nation's EV momentum. Here’s how China b...

Technology group Bosch expects supply bottlenecks for some types of chips to last into 2023 even as inflation reduces demand for certain consumer goods.

"Semiconductor supply is still very short, the situation is very similar to that of 2021. I would say 2022 would not bring a major improvement," Chief Executive Carlos Tavares said at an event in Como to promote Alfa Romeo's new sport utility vehicle (SUV) , the Tonale.

The supply crunch could accelerate the plans of some legacy auto firms to switch to a new generation of lighter, machine-made harnesses designed for electric vehicles, according to interviews with more than a dozen industry players and experts.

Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess said he sees "clear improvement" in semiconductor supplies and expects the automaker's global production can recover during the rest of this year.

"Semiconductor supply is still very short, the situation is very similar to that of 2021. I would say 2022 would not bring a major improvement," Chief Executive Carlos Tavares said at an event in Como to promote Alfa Romeo's new sport utility vehicle (SUV) , the Tonale.

Germany’s Economy Minister Robert Habeck expressed the government’s wish to attract global chip makers to the country in lieu of EUR 14 billion state aid. This is line with EU’s plans to encourage chip manufacturing in the European Union due to a boom in demand.

A global semiconductor shortage and other supply chain issues have dampened deliveries of cars globally, with many carmakers sitting on half-finished goods and unable to meet demand.