Renault sees 'difficult' chip supply until at least mid-2022

Renault de Meo Flins Nov 2021 rtrs — Renault CEO Luca de Meo at the automaker's Flins plant in France, which will recycle and retrofit cars and batteries instead of producing new vehicles. (REUTERS)

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November 30, 2021 06:20 PM

Renault expects the supply of semiconductors to remain difficult until at least mid-2022, complicating the automaker's turnaround that includes overhauling its factory base.

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