VW's Seat cuts output as chip shortage lingers

Seat production Martorell 2018 — Production at Seat's factory in Martorell, Spain. The brand has reduced output several times this year due to a lack of microchips. (REUTERS)

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Reuters

December 13, 2021 07:04 PM

BARCELONA -- Volkswagen Group's Spanish unit, Seat, has added new output curbs at its car plant near Barcelona in December, closing its factory for five days because of global semiconductor supply bottlenecks.

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