What the global shortage of computer chips means for you
3 years, 8 months ago

What the global shortage of computer chips means for you

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Australians are facing longer wait times for new motor vehicles and consumer electronics due to a global shortage of computer chips. "Delays for some models have been pushed out to double the usual time, if not longer," MTAA chief executive officer Richard Dudley said. "It's affected almost every automotive manufacturer in every market," Mr Voortman said. Car makers would be making sure their limited supplies of computer chips are going into the production of their most profitable models, namely SUVs and trucks, he said. "Towards the end of last year, consumers came back into the market and they came back in with a fair degree of enthusiasm," the MTAA's Richard Dudley said.

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