REUTLINGEN, Germany — Suppliers worldwide are investing heavily in silicon carbide microchips to help automakers hit their ambitious electric vehicle targets, spending billions of dollars to secure a stock of them or even make their own.
REUTLINGEN, Germany — Suppliers worldwide are investing heavily in silicon carbide microchips to help automakers hit their ambitious electric vehicle targets, spending billions of dollars to secure a stock of them or even make their own.
The two recalls cover 5,637 ID Buzz electric minivans in the U.S.