Nissan Chief Operating Officer Ashwani Gupta spoke with Reuters and told them that the company expects the global semiconductor shortage to continue until mid-2022.
"The pandemic has really disrupted the supply chain around the world and (the) automotive industry has been impacted much more than expected ... it will take some more time to get back to normal operations," he said.
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"The pandemic has really disrupted the supply chain around the world and (the) automotive industry has been impacted much more than expected ... it will take some more time to get back to normal operations," he said.
Nissan executive expects semiconductor shortage to continue until mid-2022
Japanese carmaker Nissan's Chief Operating Officer Ashwani Gupta expects supply chain constraints and the global semiconductor shortage to continue until at least mid-2022, he said on Tuesday.
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