Bosch, Europe’s largest auto supplier, has warned car manufacturers that they must put “money on the table” and make a “rock solid” commitment to orders if they are to avoid a repeat of the chip shortage bedevilling the industry.
“The only way to get out of [the recent crisis] is to have a different level of commitment,” Harald Krüger, a board member at the privately owned German group, told the Financial Times.
Automakers can no longer make last-minute decisions based on fluctuations in demand, said Krüger, pointing to the long lead times in chip production and increasing demand for the semiconductors.
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