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Part of a production line at the China plant was halted for about four days in August because of a lack of key chips, the report said. https://bloom.bg/3jBNwyE
Shortages with the availability of electronic control units caused output delays mainly for Tesla’s Model Y sports utility vehicle crossover, according to the report.
Production at the Chinese factory is now back to normal, Bloomberg said.
Tesla did not immediately respond to a Reuters query on the report.
Last month, world’s largest automaker Toyota Motor (NYSE:TM) Corp said it would slash global production for September by 40% from its previous plan following car makers worldwide in cutting production due to the months-long chip shortage.
