Resilinc Special Report
Semiconductor Shortage and Impacts: Automotive Industry
The automotive industry has been struggling with multiple commodity shortages which began during the COVID-19 pandemic and have continued since then. The automotive supply chain is currently being impacted due to the lack of nickel, subsequent rising costs, and the ban on nickel export by Indonesia and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Furthermore, there is a limited neon gas supply which is sourced mainly from Ukraine that is threatening the recovery of the semiconductor industry, with shortages expected to extend past 2023. These shortages have caused many leading carmakers to shut down or slow down production in the impacted regions.
Learn more in Resilinc’s special report on the severe impact the semiconductor shortages are having on the automotive industry and the expected outlook.
Key Insights:
- Impacted regions
- Indonesia’s ban on nickel exports and the likely impact
- Production shut down at Azovstal Steel Plant in Ukraine and its impact on the metal and neon supplies
- Factors affecting the semiconductor supply in the automotive industry