Automakers feel chip crisis easing as global growth slows

Mercedes S-Class Sindelfingen — Mercedes S-Class production at its Sindelfingen factory in Germany. The automaker has had to prioritize high-end models amid a shortage of semiconductors. (Mercedes-Benz AG - Global Commun/Daimler AG)

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June 06, 2022 08:30 AM

The global semiconductor shortage that has troubled the auto industry for almost two years is showing signs of easing, at least for now.

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