Autoline This Week #2512 - Rebuilding The Supply Chain for Chips and EVs

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Autoline This Week #2512 - Rebuilding The Supply Chain for Chips and EVs

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May 24, 2021

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The auto industry got clobbered by a shortage of chips. It could also face a shortage of critical materials needed to make batteries and motors for electric cars. The industry needs long term planning to avoid future shortages, and may need the federal government involved to make it happen.

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