Microchip Shortage Could Be Aggravated By The Lack Of Neon
The microchip shortage could be exacerbated by insufficient supply of neon as 70% of the global output comes from Ukraine.
The microchip shortage could be exacerbated by insufficient supply of neon as 70% of the global output comes from Ukraine.
The iDrive controller with the touch function will not be available for some vehicles delivered in the upcoming weeks and months
BMW reports that their Q3 2021 earnings surged by 50 percent despite facing headwinds caused by the microchip shortage
Oliver Zipse, BMW CEO and president of the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association, says production issues will continue.
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BMW, Toyota, Volkswagen and Daimler also signaled a change in delivery expectations due to the shortage. Some plants will go idle
Some of the options that have a higher demand than supply are the Harmon/Kardon Premium Sound System, Wireless Charging, Parking Assistance Package and Digital Keys
BMW issued a warning last week regarding the microchip shortage that's affecting the entire world. Production could be affected
BMW is now experiencing the same microchip problems and it will have to take measures to keep things afloat.