After the coronavirus epidemic, people prefer to use public transport instead.by wanting to get into his own vehicles great demand and the eruption that followed immediately after chip crisis The automobile world is in a crisis. Sometimes there are temporary breaks in production, while manufacturers cannot produce at full capacity due to supply problems: Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro with new ones added.
These two models, which have been in constant conflict since the first day they were produced, now share the same fate.
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Ford Mustang and Camaro production suspended
Ford and General Motorsafter problems with the parts supply chain Mustang and Camaro announced that production will be stopped for a week. It was learned that the brands made this decision as a result of the problems in the supply of chips and other materials.
Ford MustangWhile it was stated that this situation occurred due to a chip shortage in the Flat Rock factory, where the . However, similar problems Chevrolet Camaro It seems to apply to .
Ford was at the same factory before. F-150 He had to take a break from production for a while. General Motors if last year Cadillac CT5 and stopped CT6 production for a while for similar reasons.
The pandemic also affected vehicle sales
vehicle salesfell nearly 16% in the first quarter of 2022 due to low production caused by the coronavirus pandemic. automotive industryhas been adversely affected by supply chain problems and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Of course, as automakers struggle with production, it’s getting harder and harder for consumers to buy cars. While new cars are getting more expensive day by day, prices for second-hand cars have also increased considerably.
We are going through a very difficult process with the pandemic and other problems. So what do you think about the supply chain problems in the automotive industry? You can share your views with us in the comments section or on the SDN Forum.