RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Due to the global shortage of semiconductors, which compromises the supply of electronic modules, half of Brazil's automotive assembly plants stopped part or all of their production in June, for periods ranging from days to a full month, said Brazil's National Automakers Association (Anfavea).
With 166,900 units manufactured, the production of vehicles registered a drop of 13.4% from May to June, according to the balance sheet released on Wednesday, July 7, by Anfavea, the association that represents the automakers installed in the country. Amid the lack of parts, aggravated by the unavailability . . .
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