VW expects restocking commodities will cost more as production rebounds

Aud Q7 — VW Group has weathered the chip crisis by concentrating production on lucrative models such as the Audi Q7 SUV. (AUDI)

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July 29, 2022 09:01 AM

Volkswagen Group is bracing to pay higher prices for commodities as improving supply of semiconductors allows the automakers to increase production and start delivering cars to waiting customers.

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