VW sees chips crunch continuing into 2023

VW Murat Aksel — VW's Aksel: "What we have seen in the supply chains over the past two years is the new normal. And with the new geopolitical issues, if anything, it's going to get more complex and challenging." (VOLKSWAGEN)

September 21, 2022 10:09 AM

Volkswagen Group no longer expects the chip crisis affecting the auto industry to end next year, the automaker's chief procurement officer, Murat Aksel, said in an interview with Automotive News Europe sister publication Automobilwoche.

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