Against the background of the lack of cores, since the beginning of this year, global auto production has ushered in a substantial reduction in production. Recently, AutoForecast Solutions (hereinafter referred to as AFS), an overseas auto industry data forecasting company, released data showing that as of April 17, due to the shortage of chips, the global auto market has reduced production by about 1.498 million vehicles this year. Among them, the output reduction in the Chinese auto market reached 92,000 units, accounting for 6.1% of the cumulative reduction in the global auto market. In recent weeks, the decline in production in the global auto industry has been mainly caused by the reduction in production in Europe, but the data in Europe last week eased, with only 5,500 vehicles reduced year-on-year (about 60,200 vehicles were reduced globally last week), while North America Regional and Chinese auto production reductions accounted for the majority, with 22,000 and 21,100 vehicles, respectively, accounting for about 36.5% and 35% of the global production reduction last week. It should be pointed out that the decrease in car production in China last week is not only related to the shortage of chips, but also related to the epidemic in Shanghai. Affected by the epidemic, well-known car companies including SAIC and Tesla have stopped production for many days. The resumption of work and production has been started one after another. While the rest of Asia lost 7,900 vehicles, .
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