Production ‘on pause’ at Dutch car maker due to chip shortage
Car production is reportedly on pause at VDL Nedcar due to a shortage of chips.
The vehicle manufacturer, which makes cars for BMW and a MINI model and intends to start making electric cars next year, has been affected by a global shortage of components, according to De Limburger.
The paper reports that production will not recommence after the three-week holiday on Monday as planned, due to a shortage of computer chips vital for modern driving technology.
A spokeswoman from VDL Nedcar confirmed to DutchNews.nl that production has indeed been postponed. ‘We can confirm that next week we will not start with production at VDL Nedcar due to the worldwide shortage of parts,’ she said.
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